Andy Pemberton

Jan 16 2009

JBoss.com Forum Feeds with Yahoo Pipes

I’ve always been an open source fan and for the past 2 or 3 years I’ve been working with JBoss products - lately JBoss Portal. So, I decided I want to become more active in the JBoss Portal forums on JBoss.com - unfortunately, though, their forums aren’t RSS-enabled and I’m a big RSS user.

So, I decided to use one of my favorite, free web-tools - Yahoo Pipes - to build an RSS feed for the JBoss.com forums.

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Dec 27 2008

Securing AJAX Servlets in JBoss Portal

Before the Portlet 2 specification (JSR286), the recommended method for adding AJAX functionality to a JSR168 portlet was to deploy an additional servlet to the portal server (either inside the same WAR as your portlet(s) or in a stand-alone WAR) to handle asynchronous requests.

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Dec 08 2008

Compress your JBoss Portal Theme with pack:tag

The goal of this article is to show you how to use pack:tag to optimize the performance of your JBoss Portal theme. I’ve used this approach on a production JBoss Portal 2.6 implementation and tested the approach out in version 2.7.

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Tagged: captech, css, javaee, jboss, portal

Nov 04 2008

JSR250 RolesAllowed Support in Spring Portlet MVC

JSR250 defines the common annotations for Java. Included in these are the javax.annotation.security.* annotations, including @RolesAllowed, @DenyAll, and @PermitAll; they can be used in EJBs to protect service calls.

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Tagged: captech, spring

 

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