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[Resolved] developping new portlets
Posted:Thu,Jul 08,2010, 03:58 PM

Hi every body

I want to know what are the best manner and a recommanded tools to create new portlets and deploy them into exo.

I have foud Jboss Tools --> do you recomande me to use it??

is it a good idea to developpe a JSF portlet and deploy it into exo.

or it would be better to respect the technologies used under exo portal , portlets + groovy for UI.

so any help is welcome about the choice of the IDE + tools (Plugin) to use + language.

thank you in advance.

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Re: developping new portlets
Posted:Tue,Jul 13,2010, 04:24 AM

 Thank devoteam for the good question,

in fact for now we have no deeply technical usage gude like that for the community, however you can take the eXo training from here we have 3 levels for developer http://exoplatform.com/company/public/website/services/production/production-training

I hope it can help

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Re: developping new portlets
Posted:Mon,Jul 19,2010, 07:22 PM

Hi,

 

As tuanpham said, there is no recommandations.

JBoss Tools is a good tool to develop portlets. It allows you to easily create and develop JSR 286 portlets or JSF portlets.

If you don't use Eclipse, I know that NetBeans provides a tool for portlets called Portal Pack (but I have never tried it).

About the language, once again I don't think there is one better solution over another. If you already develop your applications with JSF, it would be a good choice to use JSF portlets. JBoss Tools is good in this case, you can easily develop over JBoss Portlet Bridge.

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