Download Portals Bridges Distribution

Portals Bridges are distributed in several formats for your convenience and distributed under the Apache License, version 2.0 .

Portals Bridges 2.0 Source Distribution

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Portals Bridges Commons 2.0 Release here here here
Portals Bridges Velocity 2.0 Release here here here
Portals Bridges Script 2.0 Release here here here

Portals Bridges 1.0.4 Source Distribution

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portals-bridges-1.0.4-src.tar.bz2 here here here
portals-bridges-1.0.4-src.tar.gz here here here
portals-bridges-src-1.0.4.tar.zip here here here

Portals Bridges 1.0.4 Full Distribution (binaries, src and generated website)

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portals-bridges-1.0.4.tar.bz2 here here here
portals-bridges-1.0.4.tar.gz here here here
portals-bridges-1.0.4.tar.zip here here here

Portals Bridges Example Applications

Prebuild versions of the example applications are also available separately as Web archive (WAR) file.

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jsf-demo.war here here here
jpetstore.war here here here
php.war here here here
perl.war here here here
springmvc.war here here here

Release Notes

The Release Notes for Portals Bridges Version 1.0.4 are available here.

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