Free pdf ebook download: Professional Portal Development with Open Source Tools Java Portlet API, Lucene, James, Slide
Title: Professional Portal Development with Open Source Tools Java Portlet API, Lucene, James, Slide
Author: W. Clay Richardson
Donald Avondolio
Joe Vitale
Peter Len
Kevin T. Smith
Format: PDF
Publisher: Wiley Technology Publishing
Portal development projects have become the centerpiece of IT acquisition and development strat-
egy for many organizations. Enterprise integration and Web application developers predictably
groan when they hear the word “portal” — nightmares of proprietary APIs, oversold features, and
shoddy tool integrations. The authors of this book have been involved in over a dozen production
portal efforts over the last several years. In that time, we have dealt with numerous products and
frameworks, including some in-house frameworks based on servlets and JSPs. Through all of this,
we began to wonder whether these commercial suites were really providing any value. We started
to realize that we could put together a framework from open-source products.
We would like to point out that our portal framework is not meant to be an all-or-nothing solution.
We present a number of tools that you may use to satisfy your enterprise portal needs, and we
demonstrate how to use them, but because portal efforts are largely integration efforts, it would be
folly to presume that anyone will drop all of their current systems and pick up our framework.
This book explains a set of tools at the foundation of an open-source portal framework, and
demonstrates how to build your own portal using open-source tools. However, before describing
the structure of the book, it makes sense to cover some fundamental concepts addressed therein.
Click to download the book: Professional Portal Development with Open Source Tools Java Portlet API, Lucene, James, Slide.pdf
Author: W. Clay Richardson
Donald Avondolio
Joe Vitale
Peter Len
Kevin T. Smith
Format: PDF
Publisher: Wiley Technology Publishing
Portal development projects have become the centerpiece of IT acquisition and development strat-
egy for many organizations. Enterprise integration and Web application developers predictably
groan when they hear the word “portal” — nightmares of proprietary APIs, oversold features, and
shoddy tool integrations. The authors of this book have been involved in over a dozen production
portal efforts over the last several years. In that time, we have dealt with numerous products and
frameworks, including some in-house frameworks based on servlets and JSPs. Through all of this,
we began to wonder whether these commercial suites were really providing any value. We started
to realize that we could put together a framework from open-source products.
We would like to point out that our portal framework is not meant to be an all-or-nothing solution.
We present a number of tools that you may use to satisfy your enterprise portal needs, and we
demonstrate how to use them, but because portal efforts are largely integration efforts, it would be
folly to presume that anyone will drop all of their current systems and pick up our framework.
This book explains a set of tools at the foundation of an open-source portal framework, and
demonstrates how to build your own portal using open-source tools. However, before describing
the structure of the book, it makes sense to cover some fundamental concepts addressed therein.
Click to download the book: Professional Portal Development with Open Source Tools Java Portlet API, Lucene, James, Slide.pdf
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