The Apache Portals Jetspeed Team is pleased to present the Jetspeed-2 Open Source Enterprise Portal. This open source project has matured past several releases, and has been fully-compliant with the Portlet Specification 1.0 (JSR-168) since version 2.0. Jetspeed-2 passes the TCK (Test Compatibility Kit) suite and is fully CERTIFIED to the Java Portlet Standard.
As of version 2.2.0, Jetspeed is fully-compliant with the Portlet Specification 2.0 (JSR-286), pasing the Portlet 2.0 TCK (Test Compatibility Kit) suite and is fully CERTIFIED to the Java Portlet Standard.
The Apache Portals team is pleased to announce the General Availability of Portals Applications 1.0. This 1.0 version introduces several new portlet applications to the Portals community:
The Apache Pluto project is proud to announce the General Availability release of Pluto 2.0. This is the first GA release of the 2.0 line of Pluto. Version 2.0.0 is our first release conformant to the Java Portlet 2.0 Standard. All releases prior, such as the 1.1.x releases, are conformant to the first Java Portlet Specification, the Java Portlet 1.0 Standard.
Full release notes can be found here.
The Apache Pluto project is proud to announce the General Availability release of Pluto 1.1.7. This is the eighth GA release of the 1.1 line of Pluto, which is a major refactoring of Pluto 1.0.1 to allow for easier integration of Pluto's portlet container into a portal.
Pluto 1.1.7 includes a number of minor bugfixes and improvements, thanks to a number of contributions from the community. They include fixing support of multivalued URL parameters from the portlet tag library, better session handling hooks for portals and other enhancements.
Full release notes can be found here.
The Apache Pluto project is proud to announce the General Availability release of Pluto 1.1.6. This is the seventh GA release of the 1.1 line of Pluto, which is a major refactoring of Pluto 1.0.1 to allow for easier integration of Pluto's portlet container into a portal.
Pluto 1.1.6 includes a number of minor bugfixes and improvements, thanks to a number of contributions from the community. The include caching USER_INFO per request, better error messages when a portlet or portlet application cannot be found, reduce overhead of loading portlet preferences, attach source to Maven artifacts, and addtional enhancements have been made to the Pluto tag libraries.
Full release notes can be found here.
The Apache Pluto project is proud to announce the General Availability release of Pluto 1.1.5. This is the sixth GA release of the 1.1 line of Pluto, which is a major refactoring of Pluto 1.0.1 to allow for easier integration of Pluto's portlet container into a portal.
Pluto 1.1.5 includes a number of minor bugfixes and improvements, thanks to a number of contributions from the community. They include enhancements to the Assembler, the Descriptor implementation now uses JAXP when running on Java 1.5 or greater, Container support has been improved for other servlet containers besides Tomcat, and addtional enhancements have been made to the Pluto tag libraries.
Full release notes can be found here.
The work on the JSR-286 (Portlet 2.0) reference implementation that began in January 2007 in the 1.1-286-COMPATIBILITY branch of the Pluto Subversion repository has now been merged back into the current Pluto 1.1 code and moved into the SVN trunk. This code is the basis for a future Pluto 2.0 release. It has been given a version number of 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT in the root Maven 2 pom.xml.
The Apache Portals Jetspeed team is pleased to announce the release of the version 2.1.3 of the Jetspeed Enterprise Portal. Jetspeed is an Open Portal Platform and Enterprise Portal, written in open source to the Java Portlet API standard under the Apache license. Version 2.1.3 is a minor update to the 2.1.2 release. New Features and improvements in Version 2.1.3:
The Apache Portals Bridges team is pleased to announce the release of version 1.0.4 of Portals Bridges. The Portals Bridges Project provides Portal independent integration with Web Frameworks such as JSF, Struts, and Groovy, and JSR-168 compliant Portlet components. Bridges 1.0.4 is a bug fix release with added features:
The Apache Pluto project is proud to announce the general availability release of Pluto 1.1.4, the latest stable release of the JSR-168 (Java Portlet Specification 1.0) reference implementation. This is the fifth GA release of the 1.1 line of Pluto. Pluto 1.1 is a major refactoring of Pluto 1.0. Pluto 1.1 provides simpler integration of the portlet container, and simpler configuration of the Pluto portal driver (a simple portal included with Pluto).
Pluto 1.1.4 includes support for JSP 2.1, updates to the Pluto Portal, Tomcat 6 installation support, and bug fixes related to url and portlet request attribute handling. The Apache Pluto project provides the reference implementation of the JSR-168 (Portlet 1.0) specification.
The Apache Portals Jetspeed team is pleased to announce the Jetspeed 2 Enterprise Portal release 2.1.2. Jetspeed is an Open Portal Platform and Enterprise Information Portal, written all in open source under the Apache license in Java and XML, and build upon an open component architecture and standards. Version 2.1.2 is primarily a bug fix release but also adds enhancements:
The Apache Portals Bridges team is pleased to announce that Portals Bridges 1.0.3 has been released. The Portals Bridges Project provides Portal independent and JSR-168 compliant Portlet components.
Bridges 1.0.3 is primarily a bug fix release but also adds a few enhancements such as a new Groovy Bridge and a generic PortletResourceURLFactory interface allowing JSR-168 portal containers to already provide Portlet ResourceURL functionality similar to what JSR-286 very likely is going to provide natively.
The Apache Portals project is proud to announce the General Availability release of Apache Pluto 1.1.3. Apache Pluto implements a portlet container which complies with the Java Portlet Specification.
This is the fourth GA release of the 1.1 line of Pluto, which is a major refactoring of Pluto 1.0. Pluto 1.1 allows for easier integration of Pluto's portlet container and simpler configuration of the Pluto portal driver, a simple portal included with Pluto.
Pluto 1.1.3 is a feature and bugfix release, and represents the most stable release of Pluto.
The Apache Portals Jetspeed Team is pleased to announce the final release of the Jetspeed 2.1 Open Source Enterprise Portal.
Jetspeed is an Open Portal Platform and Enterprise Information Portal, written all in open source under the Apache license in Java and XML. Jetspeed is build upon an open component architecture based on standards. All access to the portal is managed through a robust portal security policy. Within the Jetspeed portal, individual portlets can be aggregated to create a page. Each portlet is an independent application with Jetspeed acting as the central hub making information from multiple sources available in an easy to use manner.
Version 2.1 continues the evolution of the Jetspeed portal technology, with a more stabilized codebase. This release includes many new features including Web 2.0 client-side aggregator, distributed portal and portlet caching, parallel rendering and aggregation, and many more improvements and bug fixes. This final release is fully-compliant with the Portlet Specification 1.0 (JSR-168).
The Apache Portals Bridges team is pleased to announce that Portals Bridges 1.0.1 has been released. The Portals Bridges Project provides Portal independent and JSR-168 compliant Portlet components. Bridges 1.0.1 is primarily a bug fix release but also adds a few enhancements such as a new MapServer Bridge.
This is the first GA release of the 1.1 line of Pluto, which is a major refactoring of Pluto 1.0. Pluto 1.1 allows for easier integration of Pluto's portlet container and simpler configuration of the Pluto portal driver, a simple portal included with Pluto. Pluto 1.1.0 fixes a number of outstanding bugs in Pluto 1.1 as well as enhancements such as the auto registration of portlet applications.
The Apache Pluto project provides the reference implementation of the JSR-168 (Portlet 1.0) specification.
The Apache Portals Jetspeed Team is pleased to announce the final release of the Jetspeed 2.0 Open Source Enterprise Portal. This final release is fully-compliant with the Portlet Specification 1.0 (JSR-168). Jetspeed-2 has passed the TCK (Test Compatibility Kit) suite and is fully CERTIFIED to the Java Portlet Standard.
The Apache Portals Project and the Portals Bridges Team are proud to announce the first general availability release of Portals Bridges 1.0.
The Portals Bridges Project provides Portal independent and JSR-168 compliant Portlet components.
The released set of components supports Portlet development using common web frameworks like Struts, JSF, PHP, Perl and Velocity.
The Bridges were initially developed by the Jetspeed-2 Team and is actively used by Jetspeed-2 itself. Several other Portals are already adopting and providing support for Bridges too like Apache Cocoon Portal, JBoss Portal, GridSphere Portal and Stringbeans Portal.
Spike Source is building Jetspeed-2 on a nightly basis. Build, test, and coverage results are available here:
The Apache Portals Jetspeed Team is pleased to announce the final release of Jetspeed 1.6
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The Apache Portals Jetspeed Team is pleased to announce the third milestone release of Jetspeed-2
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The Apache Portals Jetspeed Team is pleased to announce the second milestone release of Jetspeed-2
The Apache Pluto Community is proud to announce the release of Apache Pluto 1.0.1-RC2: the second binary release of the JSR-168 (Java Portlets) reference implementation.
The Apache Portals Community is proud to announce the release of Apache Portals Jetspeed-2 enterprise portal.
The Apache Pluto Community is proud to announce the release of Apache Pluto 1.0.1-rc-1: the first binary release of the reference implementation of the Java Portlet Specification.
Pluto 1.0.1-rc-1 is considered a release candidate. The promotion of this release candidate to general availability is expected within the few weeks, pending feedback from the community.
The Java Portlet Specification defines a Portlet API very similar to the Servlet API. The API provides a means for aggregating disperate content sources. The specification addresses security and personalization considerations and defines a standard with which these sources, or portlets can be deployed.
Pluto is an embedable portlet container which will typically be bundled within a fully functional Portal. The Pluto community has developed a simple portal driver implementation which allows for the testing and development of portlets with the container. The Pluto testsuite is an implementation agnostic portlet application which tests several basic operations of the container in which it is deployed.
The distribution is organized into four releases:
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The Apache Portals project is officially launched at the Apache Software Foundation