Hi,
In our current project we use JBoss portal. We desperately try to make it more
user-friendly. And for this reason we use Ajax-updated portlets.
Unfortunately JBoss hasn't got that nice Model-View-Controller Architecture we
are used to. So to simulate that we use containers and struts
Hi, Adam
I have faced the same problem. You have probably found the sollution youself.
Just for the protocol I'll add my sollution to this problem so that others
could use it.
The query I formed was like
SELECT distinct object(o) FROM Rental o WHERE lower (o.description) LIKE
Hi, creative77
You can use a special portlet in the admin area (see portal example), to move
the windows. It's implemented with the use of arrows, as you've mentioned.
In our project we have a similar need to enable the user to move his portal
windows. We are looking forward to new
Hi, again
First of all, Ryszard, thanks for answering my questions.
I have made some investigations lately and I want to sare the results of my
research.
[A001] If to use the search engines like Lucene the search is performed as
described in
Hello,
I'm new to JBoss portall, and portal application architecture.
However we are now working over the project, requiring such kind of
architecture. Our portal would require full-text search over different kinds of
resources (our database, HTML, PDF, etc).
I performed some
