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Once again, many big thanks to the nice folks at APress (especially you Janet) for sending me this review copy of Jeff Linwood's and David Minter's "Building Portals with the Java Portlet API". I definitely enjoyed what I saw in there. A must read for portal developers!

My 9-horseshoes review follows (also available at Javaranch.com):

Information is as vital to success-striving companies and individuals as blood is to living creatures. As far as productivity is concerned, it is critical that heterogeneous corporate information systems (such as, email systems, ERP, CMS, CRM, databases, etc.) be organized in a way that allows employees at any level of the organization to seamlessly exploit and manage the massive amount of stored and generated data. This book introduces the value proposition of corporate portals when it comes to dealing with the problematic of efficient information organization and management.

Building on their long experience of developing corporate portals, the authors demonstrate how to create JSR 168 (Java Portlet API) compliant enterprise portals. They first introduce basic portlets concepts and go on explaining how to create, package, deploy and configure portlets, how to let users personalize them, how to provide single sign-on security, and how to expose portlets to the outside world or to make use of remote web service portlets. A couple of other interesting topics are also touched upon, such as creating RSS, syndication and search portlets, using portlets with JSP and servlets and integrating portlets with JSR 170 (Java Content Repository API) compliant content management systems.

If you find yourself routinely switching among several different applications to carry out your daily activities and you are dreaming at night of a single entry point to all (or most of) your information systems, remember that this book is not to be considered as an expense, it’s an investment !

 
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