Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. The portal server isn’t dead, despite the ongoing consensus within the Java community that the ...

With the emergence of an increasing number of enterprise portals, various vendors have created different APIs for portal components, called portlets. This variety of incompatible interfaces generates ...

A short article appeared in April of 2013 on TheServerSide that discussed the industry's renewed interest in portal based technology, along with the increased demand for Java professionals with ...

The Portlet 1.0 spec didn’t do much to enable portlets to communicate, especially if they lived in different Web applications. Author Naresh Devnani shows you how all that has changed with the new ...

The advent of portals has provided companies with easy-to-use Web interfaces to aggregate and display information from multiple applications and back-end systems. But, experts say, it is portlets that ...

Sun and the JSR 168 Expert Group within the Java Community Process (JCP) will publish JSR 168 for public review Thursday, with the final version of the spec slated to be finalized by the JCP in late ...

Martin LaMonica is a senior writer covering green tech and cutting-edge technologies. He joined CNET in 2002 to cover enterprise IT and Web development and was previously executive editor of IT ...

When Yahoo launched MyYahoo back in July 1996, it intended to revolutionize the way consumers accessed the Web. The delivery of personalized information made the browser a place where users could ...

Open-source-software company JBoss is releasing updated editions of its Java application server and Web portal software, adding support for industry standards. In July, JBoss intends to release the ...