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This document provides an overview of the essential dependencies and configurations for deploying portlet applications in Java. Key components include Subversion, Subclipse, Maven, Mevenide, Tomcat, and HSQL. Detailed explanations of portlet deployment descriptors such as title, description, preferences, caching, and initialization parameters are included. The guide also addresses custom portlet modes, window states, user attributes, and security role references necessary for effective portlet application management. This information is crucial for developers looking to configure and deploy robust Java-based web applications.
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Dependencies • Subversion - http://subversion.tigris.org/ • Subclipse - http://subclipse.tigris.org/ • Maven 2 - http://maven.apache.org/ • Mevenide - http://mevenide.codehaus.org/ • Tomcat 5.5 - http://tomcat.apache.org/ • HSQL 1.8 - http://hsqldb.org/
Deployment portlet.xml Domain Objects <portlet-app> Custom portlet-modes & window-states user-attributes, security role refs Portlet Application Deployment <portlet> title, description, preferences, caching, init-paramters, content-types, locales Portlet Deployment
Definition Database Domain Objects Portlet Application Deployment Custom portlet-modes Custom window-states user-attributes security role refs Portlet Application Definition Portlet Deployment title, description, preferences, caching, init-paramters, content-types, locales Portlet Definition
Entity Database Domain Objects User Portlet Application Definition No Attributes Portlet Application Entity Portlet Definition preferences Portlet Entity
Window Database Domain Objects Portlet Entity request attributes, portlet-mode, window-state Portlet Window