Hello, You seem to have much of the needed parts. However, that question can be very project specific. For instance, portlet applications requires portal server (that might or not come with your AS). If you have a lot of static management, a content management system can be good for better scalability and response time. If the application requires authentification, LDAP can help, etc.
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