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RE: depends what you mean by "portalizing" :-) ~Ethan Zenfreetexikle 22.Jan.04 11:14 PM a Web browser Applications Development 6.5Windows 2000
Hey Ken!
Remember I am on a fact finding mission, so don't let me give you the impression I am actually sitting here with my BEA WebLogic Portal trying any of this stuff. I do have my WebSphere setup at home though, studying for the cert.
Anyway, the WebSphere Portal server comes with all these cool, Domino specific portlets. Most popular of course are the collobaration portlets. IBM is obviously doing all it can to allow users to expose their Domino apps in WebSphere portal with a few clicks of a mouse. I assumed that I could just plop those .war files into another web application server and they would work, based on the fact that J2EE is an open standard framework. But, all of the documentation only mentions WebSphere. That has lead me to believe that the portlets are WebSphere specific. However, I am told that someone from IBM is going to do a demo at my current client and prove otherwise! :-) That will be a good thing.
When you say that BEA should have no problem displaying my Domino app in a pane, is that based on that fact that my Domino app is accessed via a URL?
Thanks for the heads up on the Domino JSP tags. Have you thought of using the XML api with R6 instead? Or are we talking apples and oranges?
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