Added By Apoorv Durga on 28-Jun-2010
Although released a couple of weeks back, Red Hat made a formal announcement of the release of their new JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform (EPP 5) on Thursday at the Red Hat summit in Boston. As we have mentioned before, this release is a completely re-architected platform built on GateIn, the portal they jointly developed with eXo. ... Continue Reading
Added By Apoorv Durga on 19-May-2010
More than two years after it's last major version was released, the Web CMS project Joomla! has announced the beta version of its next major release (1.6). For an open source project, that's a lot of time between two versions. ... Continue Reading
Added By Apoorv Durga on 15-Mar-2010
Developers know that Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) go a long way in improving productivity and shortening time to market. Some vendors in the marketplaces we cover ship with their own proprietary IDEs, while many others use a plugin to (or otherwise extend) the popular Eclipse or Visual Studio IDEs ... Continue Reading
Added By Apoorv Durga on 17-Feb-2010
An open source implementation of the new Content Management Interoperability Specification (CMIS) was released last week called "xCMIS." Developed by the folks at eXo Platform ... Continue Reading
Added By Jarrod Gingras on 28-Jan-2010
Yesterday we launched our most recent Enterprise Portals Research. This report critically evaluates 13 portal vendors and products, which we break up into 2 categories: ... Continue Reading
Added By Apoorv Durga on 8-Jan-2010
GateIn -- the collaborative Portal project from Red Hat JBoss and eXo -- has been making decent progress. A beta 4 was released recently the current timeline proposes final release in March, 2010 ... Continue Reading
Added By Alan Pelz-Sharpe on 14-Jun-2009
In the past week two open source portal initiatives decided to merge efforts: going forward eXo will now be a part of the Red Hat JBoss Portal ... Continue Reading
Added By Alan Pelz-Sharpe on 11-Jun-2009
At CMS Watch we evaluate an awful lot of products, and making sense of all this research can be a challenge. ... Continue Reading
Added By Janus Boye on 13-Apr-2009
Since Red Hat acquired JBoss back in 2006, it has been very hard for JBoss Portal to meet its roadmap plans ... Continue Reading
Added By Janus Boye on 10-Dec-2008
Earlier this year in June, I argued that JSR 286 might be the last portlet standard, mainly due to the lack of attention to the updated specification ... Continue Reading
Added By Kas Thomas on 22-Jul-2008
In a thoughtful post at JavaLobby, developer Ali Loghmani poses a simple but important question: Why is Web UI development so slow? ... Continue Reading
Added By Janus Boye on 24-Jun-2008
The final release of the updated portlet specification, JSR 286, which came out earlier this month, marked the end of a long process ... Continue Reading
Added By Kas Thomas on 22-Mar-2008
The JBoss folks have launched an ambitious new open-source project that is so breathtaking in scope, it defies easy categorization, even though (ironically) it is largely about categorization. ... Continue Reading
Added By Janus Boye on 21-Mar-2008
In news from last month's JBoss World conference, JBoss Portal will as of Version 2.7, due out in Q3 2008, use a new portlet container that supports the Portlet 2.0 specification (JSR 286) ... Continue Reading
Added By Janus Boye on 4-Jul-2007
Earlier this week open source vendor Red Hat finally released the new version 2.6 of JBoss Portal. I've previously commented on the usability improvements and the developer release. What's new since the last dot-release is ... Continue Reading
+1 800 325 6190 (USA)+44 (0) 20 3318 1911 (UK)+1 617 340 6464 (Int'l)sales@realstorygroup.com support@realstorygroup.com
All other inquiries: info@realstorygroup.com
Copyright, 2001 - 2010, Real Story Group. All rights reserved.
Follow us on:
