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[·ÖÏí]JBoss Portal 2.6 released, including Google gadgets JBoss.org has released [URL=http://labs.jboss.com/jbossportal]JBoss Portal 2.6[/URL], which brings significant improvements in personalization, identity, and workflow. In addition, this release enhances user productivity through integration with Google Gadgets. JBoss Portal 2.6 will be the foundation for the JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform, which will be backed by support subscription and services from Red Hat. New features of JBoss Portal 2.6 focus on: Advanced Personalization: Now users can personalize individual portlets, including themes, layouts, and portlet content, to increase the productivity of specific roles and people within a business process or collaboration effort. Further enhancements include user created user interfaces, drag-and-drop portlets, personalized dashboards and more granular controlled access at the portlet level. Usability Improvements: These include portal and user administration as well as content management. Portlets may be managed overall or for individual instances including default definition. User administration simplifies user creation, provides a list-based view, and includes user search. Basic content management provided out-of-the-box now includes action-based management within a familiar directory view. Content Management System (CMS) Workflow: JBoss jBPM provides content management approval workflow in a configurable process that enables or disables this role-based approval capability. Additional Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP) Support: WSRP support offers expanded functionality beyond the basic producer and consumer profiles. Version 2.6 adds implicit cloning capability to both the producer and consumer and supports advanced WSRP profiles. Identity: With JBoss Portal 2.6, developers have pre-built LDAP integration with LDAP server. Supported servers include Red Hat Directory Server, OpenDS, and OpenLDAP. Google Gadget Integration: Now, developers have a simplified way to drop any Google Gadget as portlets. Google Gadgets are mini-applications that work with the Google homepage, Google Desktop, or any page on the web and can range from simple HTML to complex applications. Examples include a calendar, a weather globe, or a media player. JBoss Portal is licensed under the LGPL. For more information, download links, or to participate in the project, visit [URL=http://labs.jboss.com/jbossportal]http://labs.jboss.com/jbossportal[/URL].    Êղؠ  ·ÖÏí   ¶¥(0)