Thanks Ralph,
I like your text :)
I spotted two typos: "toos" which should be "tools" I guess and the
other one is copied from my text. I think the second paragraph should
start "This panel gives you the chance *to* meet.
Thanks
Carsten
Ralph Goers:
Portals provide standardized delivery of personalized and
aggregated content. Portlets are the components that provide the
portal's content. JSR 286 is the second edition of the standard
Portlet API for Java developers. The Apache Portals project hosts
Apache Pluto, the reference implementation of the standard, Apache
Jetspeed, an enterprise portal solution, as well as other
miscellaneous projects that provide toos for use in portlet and
portal development.
This panel gives you the chance the meet some of the Apache Portals
committers, learn about the latest achievements of the
standardization effort and get an insight into the current state
and roadmap of the portals project. The panel is a good chance to
get to know everything you want to know about portals, portlets and
the Apache effort. You'll meet some of the active committers and
have the chance to ask questions.
Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Great, David!
So, here is my first shot for an abstract:
The Apache Portals Panel
Portals provide standardized delivery of personalized and
aggregated content. Portlets are the key to developing portals.
With JSR 286 exists the second edition of the standard Portlet API
for Java developers. The Apache Portals project hosts the
reference implementation of the standard, offers with Apache
Jetspeed an enterprise portal solution and provides miscellaneous
projects helping in the portlet and portal development.
This panel gives you the chance the meet some of the Apache
Portals committers, learn about the latest of the standardization
effort and get an insight into the current state and roadmap of
the portals project. The panel is a good chance to get to know
everything you want to know about portals, portlets and the Apache
effort. You'll meet some of the active committers and have the
chance to ask questions.
Feel free to change/add/comment on it (and perhaps clean up my
english).
Current panel participants are:
David H. DeWolf
Ate Douma
David Sean Taylor
Carsten Ziegeler
Carsten
David Sean Taylor:
On Apr 26, 2007, at 1:13 AM, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Hi,
each time I'm talking about JSR 168/286 people are really
interested in various features and usually have a lot of
problems/questions. Anyone interested in doing a portal panel
where we explain the current status of the JSR with the
features, the current state of Apache portals and provide a
platform for Q and A? I would like to submit such a proposal as
I think it really makes sense and helps users.
WDYZ?
Carsten
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Carsten Ziegeler
Sure, I think its a good idea and would be helpful
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Carsten Ziegeler
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Carsten Ziegeler
