The direction I liked best way back when was to put this in the
framework itself, probably in the widget component because this
depends on the screen widget and the screen widget does (or will)
depend on it.
Anyway, I mention that because I agree with what Bruno wrote except
that commonext is an applications component and this would be better
in the framework, IMNSHO.
-David
On Sep 13, 2009, at 12:40 AM, Bruno Busco wrote:
+1 for moving myportal in the commonext and make it the root webapp so
that it will be available in a framework-only installation.
Several other framework-related portlets will come (i.e. user logins
and permissions list) and will be available to be used in a
framework-only installation.
-Bruno
2009/9/9 Scott Gray <scott.g...@hotwaxmedia.com>:
Hi Hans
On 9/09/2009, at 2:31 PM, Hans Bakker wrote:
Community opinion?
We are thinking about moving the myportal component into the
commonext
application component as an application and let it be the root
webapp.
I'm sorry I don't understand why would it be necessary to move it
to the
commonext component?
At the moment only the login menu is shown, however we could also
add
here some 'public' portlets showing documentation, text and links
about
the OFBiz system which in the end could be the OFBiz public website?
I thought the plan was to use the content app for the ofbiz.apache.org
site?
Regards
Scott
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