This year i had the chance to be in vietnam for the annual holidays of the company. We have been to HoiAn, Hue and Danang.
Oh I found someone who try to compete with Benjamin on the use of the mobile devices, Trong, the team leader of the portal always sticks to his iPhone.
For more photos, look at the photoset at flickr.com.
With the last version of the portal that is going to be released in September, it’s possible to deploy GWT application within eXo Portal. They can also be deployed as widget (on the left panel and the background of the WebOS)
You can checkout a sample from our SVN:
Resources:
Once again, standards compliance pays off. As you know, at eXo we have a long story with standards compliance. Having a portlet API compliant portlet container, saved my day recently.
I was wondering how difficult it would be to run a RichFaces application in eXo. I was able to easily grab and build the source code of the JBoss RichFaces Demo Portlet.
A couple of xml changes later, I had it running quite nicely under eXo Portal. Take a peek at this video :
OK, that’s no more than what you can see elsewhere. But it is always good to know that our technology plays well with others.
The demo runs with the help of JBoss Portlet Bridge which is an early implementation of the JSR 301 : Portlet Bridge for JSF.
Even if only in 1.0.0 beta3, it looks very promising. Congratulations to the team!
At eXo, we will closely follow your progress and make sure that the bridge keeps playing well in eXo Portal.
The new eXo Platform Website has been released today. It comes with new “Features and Benefits” matrix giving you more details about eXo products and their capabilities. Navigation has been improved, so you can’t miss relevant information !
Keep en eye on the website, a lot more is coming !