Hi, I can give you some responses (they may be outdated since is been a few months since I used Apache Pluto and WSRP4J). See inline comments:
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Michael Gebhart wrote: > Hi, > maybe you can help me: Is Pluto "only" an implementation of JSR-168/268? Pluto is the reference implementation of the JSR-168/268. It contains a portlet container, but it also has a basic portal driver and a portal testsuite (to test your portlets). It is kind of basic to be used for a real portal aplication (its interface is simple, but not very good looking, it lacks single sign-on facilities, etc.) > Or does it also support WSRP? So that I can use Pluto as WSRP producer > and/or consumer. No, last version I used was not supporting WSRP. > Or do I have to use WSRP4J for this? yes > What is the relation of WSRP4J and Pluto? Are you working together? WSRP4J is implemented over Pluto. > Can you tell me anything about the WSRP 2.0 implementation? Is there any > work in a reference implementation for this next specification? No, I don't think that there is any implementation of WSRP 2.0 yet. I used WSRP4J and the Oracle Portal, but neither have implementations of WSRP 2.0. Maybe the IBM WebSphere Portal is implementing this next specification, but I don't know. Regards, Paul Fodor . > Greetings > Mike
