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Subject: RE: Portal Questions
At 9/6/2004 05:25 PM, you wrote:
>Would there be a way of using the users Windows Active Directory
>credentials to automatically log into the Cocoon Portal?
It certainly
> I'm not sure what Universal search is. Cocoon supports Lucene. Is
that
> the same thing?
Universal Search is the capability to index and search 'universally'
over a number of disparate content sources. It appears that Lucene may
have such capability.
An FAQ on Lucene is here:
http://lucene.
At 9/6/2004 05:25 PM, you wrote:
Would there be a way of using the users Windows Active Directory
credentials to automatically log into the Cocoon Portal?
It certainly is possible. Cocoon's authentication framework uses a pipeline
to perform the authorization. I wrote an Authentication Generator
Thanks for this Matthew.
> Single sign-on to the external systems could then be implemented in
the
> respective pipelines. You would need to maintain a central mapping of
portal
> logon to the different systems (for example using LDAP) and then
access the
> required information in the pipeline an
Hi Ralph
> From my research I found a couple of open source projects that looked
> workable, Apache Slide and MMBase, although I haven't done much
beyond
> evaluating them. You can see an extensive list of Java based content
> management systems at
> http://java-source.net/open-source/content-
At 9/6/2004 10:00 AM, you wrote:
You might want to take a look at Magnolia (www.magnolia.info) which is
said to be entirely based on the JCR (a.k.a. JSR-170). I don't know what
this means in practice but I plan to do some explorations this week.
Thanks, I did. It uses the reference implementati
Il giorno 06/set/04, alle 18:12, Ralph Goers ha scritto:
Matthew's comments were right on the mark. I would just like to add a
bit about the content management as I have been looking at content
management systems for the past 2 weeks. First, the only industry
standard is JSR 170 and it has not
At 9/6/2004 02:20 AM, you wrote:
3. Document and Records Management
Are there any recommended open source document management systems
(preferably Java based) that integrate well with CP? Anyone have any
specific experiences with these?
I'm fairly non technical, operating at an executive viewpoint
Hi Alan,
First off (you may know this already), the Cocoon portal is a framework of
components that allows you to build custom portals. It is not an "out of the
box" portal solution like for example - Plumtree. That being said, Cocoon
itself offers many advantages "as a whole" and there are plenty
Hi.
I am evaluating the Cocoon Portal (CP) as an option for a client and
have some initial HIGH LEVEL Q's for those who have experience with it.
1. How is Single Sign On achieved with CP?
The client is running numerous backend systems and would like to
aggregate content through the portal. For
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> From: Carsten Ziegeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 2:53 AM
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> Subject: RE: Cocoon portal questions
>
> Pluto is the portlet container implementation that can be used in other
> portal
> application
Is Cocoon going to use Pluto as Portlet Container? And if yes, when ?
Eric
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From: Carsten Ziegeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 2:53 AM
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Subject: RE: Cocoon portal questions
Pluto is the portlet container
Goers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 5:11 PM
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> Subject: RE: Cocoon portal questions
>
>
> I tried to use Pluto last week and couldn't get it to do anything
> useful
> If anyone has ANY docu
Oops, I wanted to say that I have *NOT* a simple sample.
But basically the idea is to given only one URL to the portal coplet
instance data
...
URICoplet
uri
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>cocoon:/cform/myForm
...
Put the KontId in an hidden field, and switch from POS
I tried to use Pluto last week and couldn't get it to do anything useful
If anyone has ANY documentation on pluto that would help.
As mentioned before: Try the ExoPortal (http://exoportal.org). It´s an
open source JSR-168 portal that is certified by SUN.
Pluto is the RI developed by IBM and be
I tried to use Pluto last week and couldn't get it to do anything useful
If anyone has ANY documentation on pluto that would help.
Ralph
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From: alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 2:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Cocoon p
Woody inside a coplet is working fine. I use it for my projects, but
unfortunately I have a simple sample to give.
Couldn´t you post code snippets from your implementation? What are the
key modifications one has to make in the sitemap, code, ...?
Helmut Tammen
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Is Pluto *just* the API or is it an implementation too?
Pluto is the RI of JSR-168 developed by IBM, so JSR-168 describes the API.
Regarding to the Jetspeed discusson group it seems that Pluto will be
used as the JSR-168 container in the future (maybe they´ve already done it).
If you are looking f
At 21:56 11/01/04, Eric Gulatee wrote:
Is the portal going to be replaced by pluto? [If so
disregard my next questions] And if so, when? :)
Is code ever replaced in an Open Source project? or just added to?
Is it not more likely that a new portal will be developed?
I think you should definitely
> Hi All,
>
> I've been experimenting with cocoon for quite a
> while looking at it's progress.
>
> I had built a site without using the portal engine,
> however dealing with layout of components is a pain
> and there are better ways of doing this out there :)
>
> A few comments/questions:
>
Hi All,
I've been experimenting with cocoon for quite a
while looking at it's progress.
I had built a site without using the portal engine,
however dealing with layout of components is a pain
and there are better ways of doing this out there :)
A few comments/questions:
Is the portal goin
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