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Wednesday June 14, 2006

DJUG Tonight: Portals, MyFaces and Dojo

Tonight's Denver JUG meeting should be a good one. Scott Ryan is going to do a presentation on Portals, followed by Bill Dudney on integrating MyFaces and Dojo. Both presentations look interesting, but I really like what's in Scott's description:

The real questions is what really makes up a portal and what makes it different from just a normal AJAX enabled website. In this basic concepts presentation we will look at the components that make up a modern portal framework. We will look at the common architecture of this framework and what pieces and parts you should expect to find inside a portal framework. We will examine several commercial and Open Source portal frameworks including PHP and Java based portal framework. We will look at some of the tools that enable you to develop and configure a portal and if we have time we will look at installing and developing with a common open source portal framework.

With any luck, I'll be able to blog both talks.

In case you weren't aware, Scott has also done a fair amount of work migrating AppFuse to Maven 2, along with Brian Topping. Scott has put together an appfuse-maven-plugin and Brian has converted an existing AppFuse project to Maven 2. Read more about the move to Maven 2 in this mailing list thread.

Don't forget the best part of DJUG - networking at the Rock Bottom Brewery!

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