Luminis equal what to uP????

[Dwayne A. Ghant]

If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in "uPortal" ??
I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for both
Luminis and uP!!!!

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[microcline]

Dwayne,

I can't really speak to what particular versions of uPortal underlies
what particular versions of Luminis.

I would point out that one neat advantage of writing standards-adherent
JSR-168 portlets is that they'll work in uPortal, Luminis, Pluto, Oracle
portal, Liferay, Sakai, ...  That is, I suggest writing a standard
JSR-168 portlet using such frameworks as the well-regarded Spring
PortletMVC framework, and make getting your portlet to work in
particular portals a (potentially important and as well-documented as
you like) deployment consideration rather than a factor in your
developing the portlet in the first place.

I recommend 2.6.1 as an appropriate uPortal release in which to be
developing and especially integration testing JSR-168 portlets.  (For a
pure development environment, developing in Pluto is likely to be more
agile.  Pluto is a portlet driver and has what you need to basically
exercise your portlet.  uPortal is a full portal implementation with
portal features that are only loosely relevant to a generic portlet
development project.)

Andrew

Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:
> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in "uPortal" ??
> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for both
> Luminis and uP!!!!
>


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Dwayne,

I believe that Luminis 4.x is mostly based on uP 2.5.2.  And, like
Andrew pointed out about JSR-168 portlets, it shouldn't matter really
except that portlets won't work with Luminis 3.x as it is based on uP
2.3, if I remember correctly. Enjoy the portlet world.

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On Jan 21, 2008 4:57 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:

> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in "uPortal" ??
> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for both
> Luminis and uP!!!!
>
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[Dwayne A. Ghant]

humph!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Most of my experience has been with Oracle's Application server 10g (Portal)
and I written an (non-imap) email portlet that's ran off of XML feeds
from our mail server (MiraPoint). I know that the portlet that I've
authored is
JSR-168 compliant but I'm not confident that I can take this portlet and
just stick it into uPortal (tomcat container) and it will just work using
Oracle Portal libraries and jars??????????? I thought that the JSR-168
specification was implemented slightly different depending on the portal's
API(lightray, Oracle, uP etc. ); while using the same standard (JSP-168).

So I'm actually look to retrofit the current portlet that created into
Luminis and
uPortal.  But I know that it's not as simple as it seems. I will take
your advice and
give it a try.

Chris Fontenot wrote:

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> Dwayne,
>
> I believe that Luminis 4.x is mostly based on uP 2.5.2.  And, like
> Andrew pointed out about JSR-168 portlets, it shouldn't matter really
> except that portlets won't work with Luminis 3.x as it is based on uP
> 2.3, if I remember correctly. Enjoy the portlet world.
>
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> On Jan 21, 2008 4:57 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:
>  
>> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in "uPortal" ??
>> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for both
>> Luminis and uP!!!!
>>
>> --
>> Dwayne A. Ghant
>> Application Developer
>> Temple University
>> 215.204.3467
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[Chris Fontenot-2]

:-) well, i said it "shouldn't" matter ;-)

And, after looking at a few other messages I have - I'm starting to
doubt my earlier answer - Luminis 4 may be based on uP 2.5.3 rather
than 2.5.2, but, hopefully that won't make too much of a difference in
your work.  Dwayne, I haven't given it a big look yet but have you
taken a peek at SunGardHE's document on developing portlets for
Luminis.  I try to review that later today and see if there are any
gotchas or side notes to keep in mind while developing.

On Jan 22, 2008 2:44 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:

> humph!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Most of my experience has been with Oracle's Application server 10g (Portal)
> and I written an (non-imap) email portlet that's ran off of XML feeds
> from our mail server (MiraPoint). I know that the portlet that I've
> authored is
> JSR-168 compliant but I'm not confident that I can take this portlet and
> just stick it into uPortal (tomcat container) and it will just work using
> Oracle Portal libraries and jars??????????? I thought that the JSR-168
> specification was implemented slightly different depending on the portal's
> API(lightray, Oracle, uP etc. ); while using the same standard (JSP-168).
>
> So I'm actually look to retrofit the current portlet that created into
> Luminis and
> uPortal.  But I know that it's not as simple as it seems. I will take
> your advice and
> give it a try.
>
>
> Chris Fontenot wrote:
> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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> >
> > Dwayne,
> >
> > I believe that Luminis 4.x is mostly based on uP 2.5.2.  And, like
> > Andrew pointed out about JSR-168 portlets, it shouldn't matter really
> > except that portlets won't work with Luminis 3.x as it is based on uP
> > 2.3, if I remember correctly. Enjoy the portlet world.
> >
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> > On Jan 21, 2008 4:57 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:
> >
> >> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in "uPortal" ??
> >> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for both
> >> Luminis and uP!!!!
> >>
> >> --
> >> Dwayne A. Ghant
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> >> Temple University
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[Dustin S.]

Some javascript/style in this post has been disabled (why?)

Dwayne,

How are you deploying your portlets into Oracle portal? Through WSRP v1?

We originally started with Oracle portal and deployed portlets through WSRP. Moving to uportal did require removal of some things from our portlets (mainly the WSRP stuff and some oracle libraries...), it wasn't difficult at all.

This is all assuming the code is JSR-168 compliant of course.

Dustin.

On Jan 22, 2008 1:55 PM, Chris Fontenot <[hidden email]> wrote:

:-) well, i said it "shouldn't" matter ;-)

And, after looking at a few other messages I have - I'm starting to
doubt my earlier answer - Luminis 4 may be based on uP 2.5.3 rather
than 2.5.2, but, hopefully that won't make too much of a difference in
your work.  Dwayne, I haven't given it a big look yet but have you
taken a peek at SunGardHE's document on developing portlets for
Luminis.  I try to review that later today and see if there are any
gotchas or side notes to keep in mind while developing.

On Jan 22, 2008 2:44 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:

> humph!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Most of my experience has been with Oracle's Application server 10g (Portal)
> and I written an (non-imap) email portlet that's ran off of XML feeds
> from our mail server (MiraPoint). I know that the portlet that I've
> authored is
> JSR-168 compliant but I'm not confident that I can take this portlet and
> just stick it into uPortal (tomcat container) and it will just work using
> Oracle Portal libraries and jars??????????? I thought that the JSR-168
> specification was implemented slightly different depending on the portal's
> API(lightray, Oracle, uP etc. ); while using the same standard (JSP-168).
>
> So I'm actually look to retrofit the current portlet that created into
> Luminis and
> uPortal.  But I know that it's not as simple as it seems. I will take
> your advice and
> give it a try.
>
>
> Chris Fontenot wrote:
> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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> >
> > Dwayne,
> >
> > I believe that Luminis 4.x is mostly based on uP 2.5.2.  And, like
> > Andrew pointed out about JSR-168 portlets, it shouldn't matter really
> > except that portlets won't work with Luminis 3.x as it is based on uP

> > 2.3, if I remember correctly. Enjoy the portlet world.

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> > On Jan 21, 2008 4:57 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:
> >
> >> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in "uPortal" ??
> >> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for both
> >> Luminis and uP!!!!
> >>
> >> --
> >> Dwayne A. Ghant
> >> Application Developer
> >> Temple University
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[Eric Dalquist]

Oracle and several other portal vendors suck you into writing
non-compliant JSR-168 portlets. These vendors have provided extensions
(probably very useful ones) to the spec that allow for other
functionality or data feeds. The problem is the extensions are specific
to the portal vendor. It is quite possible to write JSR-168 portlets
that work in a variety of containers. The JA-SIG Bookmarks portlet and
WebProxy portlet are good examples of quite functional portlet
applications that do not depend in any way on uPortal specific APIs. The
same danger will exist with Luminis, if the portlet or channel depends
on any Luminis APIs than getting it to work in a plain uPortal instance
will be difficult as the support for those libraries likely isn't there.

-Eric

Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:

> humph!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Most of my experience has been with Oracle's Application server 10g
> (Portal)
> and I written an (non-imap) email portlet that's ran off of XML feeds
> from our mail server (MiraPoint). I know that the portlet that I've
> authored is
> JSR-168 compliant but I'm not confident that I can take this portlet and
> just stick it into uPortal (tomcat container) and it will just work using
> Oracle Portal libraries and jars??????????? I thought that the JSR-168
> specification was implemented slightly different depending on the
> portal's
> API(lightray, Oracle, uP etc. ); while using the same standard (JSP-168).
>
> So I'm actually look to retrofit the current portlet that created into
> Luminis and
> uPortal.  But I know that it's not as simple as it seems. I will take
> your advice and
> give it a try.
>
> Chris Fontenot wrote:
>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>> Hash: SHA1
>>
>> Dwayne,
>>
>> I believe that Luminis 4.x is mostly based on uP 2.5.2.  And, like
>> Andrew pointed out about JSR-168 portlets, it shouldn't matter really
>> except that portlets won't work with Luminis 3.x as it is based on uP
>> 2.3, if I remember correctly. Enjoy the portlet world.
>>
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>> tDkewTQaCXmNNNBEIxWyoXs=
>> =U4km
>> -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
>>
>> On Jan 21, 2008 4:57 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:
>>  
>>> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in "uPortal" ??
>>> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for both
>>> Luminis and uP!!!!
>>>
>>> --
>>> Dwayne A. Ghant
>>> Application Developer
>>> Temple University
>>> 215.204.3467
>>> [hidden email]
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[Dwayne A. Ghant]

To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's proprietary).
Below is a link for example:

http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_java_adv.htm

I think that this API was developed before the finalization of JSR-168,
but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!



Dustin S. wrote:

> Dwayne,
>
> How are you deploying your portlets into Oracle portal? Through WSRP v1?
>
> We originally started with Oracle portal and deployed portlets through
> WSRP. Moving to uportal did require removal of some things from our
> portlets (mainly the WSRP stuff and some oracle libraries...), it
> wasn't difficult at all.
>
> This is all assuming the code is JSR-168 compliant of course.
>
> Dustin.
>
> On Jan 22, 2008 1:55 PM, Chris Fontenot <[hidden email]
> <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>
>     :-) well, i said it "shouldn't" matter ;-)
>
>     And, after looking at a few other messages I have - I'm starting to
>     doubt my earlier answer - Luminis 4 may be based on uP 2.5.3 rather
>     than 2.5.2, but, hopefully that won't make too much of a difference in
>     your work.  Dwayne, I haven't given it a big look yet but have you
>     taken a peek at SunGardHE's document on developing portlets for
>     Luminis.  I try to review that later today and see if there are any
>     gotchas or side notes to keep in mind while developing.
>
>     On Jan 22, 2008 2:44 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]
>     <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>     > humph!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>     >
>     > Most of my experience has been with Oracle's Application server
>     10g (Portal)
>     > and I written an (non-imap) email portlet that's ran off of XML
>     feeds
>     > from our mail server (MiraPoint). I know that the portlet that I've
>     > authored is
>     > JSR-168 compliant but I'm not confident that I can take this
>     portlet and
>     > just stick it into uPortal (tomcat container) and it will just
>     work using
>     > Oracle Portal libraries and jars??????????? I thought that the
>     JSR-168
>     > specification was implemented slightly different depending on
>     the portal's
>     > API(lightray, Oracle, uP etc. ); while using the same standard
>     (JSP-168).
>     >
>     > So I'm actually look to retrofit the current portlet that
>     created into
>     > Luminis and
>     > uPortal.  But I know that it's not as simple as it seems. I will
>     take
>     > your advice and
>     > give it a try.
>     >
>     >
>     > Chris Fontenot wrote:
>     > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>     > > Hash: SHA1
>     > >
>     > > Dwayne,
>     > >
>     > > I believe that Luminis 4.x is mostly based on uP 2.5.2.  And, like
>     > > Andrew pointed out about JSR-168 portlets, it shouldn't matter
>     really
>     > > except that portlets won't work with Luminis 3.x as it is
>     based on uP
>     > > 2.3, if I remember correctly. Enjoy the portlet world.
>     > >
>     > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
>     > > Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (MingW32)
>     > > Comment: GnuPT 2.6.2.1 <http://2.6.2.1> by EQUIPMENTE.DE
>     <http://EQUIPMENTE.DE>
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>     > >
>     > > iD8DBQFHlfzqlJnw42WGgOwRAtA4AJ0bKTdd6UBjpHPGoxjbk2cY8/bKqQCfUMMw
>     > > tDkewTQaCXmNNNBEIxWyoXs=
>     > > =U4km
>     > > -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
>     > >
>     > > On Jan 21, 2008 4:57 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]
>     <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>     > >
>     > >> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in
>     "uPortal" ??
>     > >> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for
>     both
>     > >> Luminis and uP!!!!
>     > >>
>     > >> --
>     > >> Dwayne A. Ghant
>     > >> Application Developer
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[Eric Dalquist]

Yeah, that is all proprietary Oracle and yes it did exist before JSR-168
(though JSR-168 is fairly similar in functionality to the core PDK APIs).

-Eric

Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:

> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's
> proprietary).
> Below is a link for example:
>
> http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_java_adv.htm 
>
>
> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of JSR-168,
> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
>
>
>
> Dustin S. wrote:
>> Dwayne,
>>
>> How are you deploying your portlets into Oracle portal? Through WSRP v1?
>>
>> We originally started with Oracle portal and deployed portlets
>> through WSRP. Moving to uportal did require removal of some things
>> from our portlets (mainly the WSRP stuff and some oracle
>> libraries...), it wasn't difficult at all.
>>
>> This is all assuming the code is JSR-168 compliant of course.
>>
>> Dustin.
>>
>> On Jan 22, 2008 1:55 PM, Chris Fontenot <[hidden email]
>> <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>>
>>     :-) well, i said it "shouldn't" matter ;-)
>>
>>     And, after looking at a few other messages I have - I'm starting to
>>     doubt my earlier answer - Luminis 4 may be based on uP 2.5.3 rather
>>     than 2.5.2, but, hopefully that won't make too much of a
>> difference in
>>     your work.  Dwayne, I haven't given it a big look yet but have you
>>     taken a peek at SunGardHE's document on developing portlets for
>>     Luminis.  I try to review that later today and see if there are any
>>     gotchas or side notes to keep in mind while developing.
>>
>>     On Jan 22, 2008 2:44 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]
>>     <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>>     > humph!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>     >
>>     > Most of my experience has been with Oracle's Application server
>>     10g (Portal)
>>     > and I written an (non-imap) email portlet that's ran off of XML
>>     feeds
>>     > from our mail server (MiraPoint). I know that the portlet that
>> I've
>>     > authored is
>>     > JSR-168 compliant but I'm not confident that I can take this
>>     portlet and
>>     > just stick it into uPortal (tomcat container) and it will just
>>     work using
>>     > Oracle Portal libraries and jars??????????? I thought that the
>>     JSR-168
>>     > specification was implemented slightly different depending on
>>     the portal's
>>     > API(lightray, Oracle, uP etc. ); while using the same standard
>>     (JSP-168).
>>     >
>>     > So I'm actually look to retrofit the current portlet that
>>     created into
>>     > Luminis and
>>     > uPortal.  But I know that it's not as simple as it seems. I will
>>     take
>>     > your advice and
>>     > give it a try.
>>     >
>>     >
>>     > Chris Fontenot wrote:
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>>     > >
>>     > > Dwayne,
>>     > >
>>     > > I believe that Luminis 4.x is mostly based on uP 2.5.2.  And,
>> like
>>     > > Andrew pointed out about JSR-168 portlets, it shouldn't matter
>>     really
>>     > > except that portlets won't work with Luminis 3.x as it is
>>     based on uP
>>     > > 2.3, if I remember correctly. Enjoy the portlet world.
>>     > >
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>>     > >
>>     > > On Jan 21, 2008 4:57 PM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]
>>     <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>>     > >
>>     > >> If I'm using "Luminis 4.0.1" what's the equivalent in
>>     "uPortal" ??
>>     > >> I would like to start writing portlets in uP that work in for
>>     both
>>     > >> Luminis and uP!!!!
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[Ken MacPherson (CampusEAI Consortium)]

Dwayne:
CampusEAI has Mirapoint Spring-based JSR-168 compliant portlet for Mirapoint that was written using Jdeveloper and works
with Eclipse too.  If I remember correctly, you folks had to upgrade to latest version of portal 10.1.4 (which was fully
jsr-168 complaint for that portlet to work.)

I don't know anything about Luminis vs. uPortal versions compatibility, but we deployed the jDeveloper made jsr-168
portlets to uPortal, JBOSS, liferay, and other portals.

The real question is which api did you utilize?

jsr-168 "java" based:
   PortletPreferences prefs = renderRequest.getPreferences();
or
OLD Original JPDK stuff (Proprietary)
   PortletRenderRequest pr = (PortletRenderRequest)request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_RENDER_REQUEST);

If it's the latter then your portlet will not work in uPortal or other portlets.
If it's the former then you're ready to go.
Ken MacPherson
Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:

> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's proprietary).
> Below is a link for example:
>
> http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_java_adv.htm 
>
>
> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of JSR-168,
> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
> Dustin S. wrote:

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[Eric Dalquist]

Great answer Ken, thanks for chiming in as my Oracle dev experiance is
~4 years old now.

-Eric

Ken MacPherson (CampusEAI Consortium) wrote:

> Dwayne:
> CampusEAI has Mirapoint Spring-based JSR-168 compliant portlet for
> Mirapoint that was written using Jdeveloper and works with Eclipse
> too.  If I remember correctly, you folks had to upgrade to latest
> version of portal 10.1.4 (which was fully jsr-168 complaint for that
> portlet to work.)
>
> I don't know anything about Luminis vs. uPortal versions
> compatibility, but we deployed the jDeveloper made jsr-168 portlets to
> uPortal, JBOSS, liferay, and other portals.
>
> The real question is which api did you utilize?
>
> jsr-168 "java" based:
>   PortletPreferences prefs = renderRequest.getPreferences();
> or
> OLD Original JPDK stuff (Proprietary)
>   PortletRenderRequest pr =
> (PortletRenderRequest)request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_RENDER_REQUEST);    
>
>
> If it's the latter then your portlet will not work in uPortal or other
> portlets.
> If it's the former then you're ready to go.
> Ken MacPherson
> Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:
>> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
>> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
>> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's
>> proprietary).
>> Below is a link for example:
>>
>> http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_java_adv.htm 
>>
>>
>> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of JSR-168,
>> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
>> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
>> Dustin S. wrote:
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[Dwayne A. Ghant]

LOL, yea the irony of it all .

I remember handing my code over to CampusEAI to demonstrate how I wrote
the "XML based" email portlet. But it seems they implemented one that
was better
(but at least it was inspired by my code .... lol).


Unfortunately it's the later. The example is below:

   PortletRenderRequest pReq = (PortletRenderRequest)
      request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_RENDER_REQUEST);


The sorry of my life ... lol ... so much for standards.

Ken MacPherson (CampusEAI Consortium) wrote:

> Dwayne:
> CampusEAI has Mirapoint Spring-based JSR-168 compliant portlet for
> Mirapoint that was written using Jdeveloper and works with Eclipse
> too.  If I remember correctly, you folks had to upgrade to latest
> version of portal 10.1.4 (which was fully jsr-168 complaint for that
> portlet to work.)
>
> I don't know anything about Luminis vs. uPortal versions
> compatibility, but we deployed the jDeveloper made jsr-168 portlets to
> uPortal, JBOSS, liferay, and other portals.
>
> The real question is which api did you utilize?
>
> jsr-168 "java" based:
>   PortletPreferences prefs = renderRequest.getPreferences();
> or
> OLD Original JPDK stuff (Proprietary)
>   PortletRenderRequest pr =
> (PortletRenderRequest)request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_RENDER_REQUEST);    
>
>
> If it's the latter then your portlet will not work in uPortal or other
> portlets.
> If it's the former then you're ready to go.
> Ken MacPherson
> Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:
>> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
>> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
>> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's
>> proprietary).
>> Below is a link for example:
>>
>> http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_java_adv.htm 
>>
>>
>> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of JSR-168,
>> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
>> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
>> Dustin S. wrote:
>
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On Jan 23, 2008, at 9:33 AM, Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:

> LOL, yea the irony of it all .
>
> I remember handing my code over to CampusEAI to demonstrate how I  
> wrote
> the "XML based" email portlet. But it seems they implemented one  
> that was better
> (but at least it was inspired by my code .... lol).
>
>
> Unfortunately it's the later. The example is below:
>
>  PortletRenderRequest pReq = (PortletRenderRequest)
>     request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_RENDER_REQUEST);

Well, we're all (gradually) moving in the standards direction. I've  
written quite a few uPortal channels, which are just as product-
specific (though open-source) as any of the vendor solutions.

I would argue in the bigger picture that philosophically the Portlet  
API you use should be a relatively thin layer in your portlets (esp.  
if you leverage a framework like Spring PortletMVC, Struts2, or  
another) and depending on the use-case it may even occasionally make  
sense at the institutional-level for home grown code to use  
proprietary features if it enables faster/better development. In the  
long-run it has the potential to limit your ability to share code, and  
gain the benefits in reduced maintenance burden from having other  
active contributors work on your code -- but as in all things there  
are clearly tradeoffs.

I would add that even with JSR-168, deployment and packaging are  
different enough for various platforms, and container support still  
uneven enough that writing something that's *easy* to use across  
different containers can still be hard. I think that experience has  
driven much of the JA-SIG community's common recommendation to develop  
purely against the API (in Eclipse I would *only* add the API jar to  
my classpath), then test on multiple containers -- working your way up  
from Pluto.

Jason

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I copied this from SungardHE's documentation

"Luminis Platform IV system uses uPortal 2.5.3 as the base software for
its portal interface,"

Derek
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The Portal Team, University of Leeds

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Dwayne:
CampusEAI has Mirapoint Spring-based JSR-168 compliant portlet for
Mirapoint that was written using Jdeveloper and works
with Eclipse too.  If I remember correctly, you folks had to upgrade to
latest version of portal 10.1.4 (which was fully
jsr-168 complaint for that portlet to work.)

I don't know anything about Luminis vs. uPortal versions compatibility,
but we deployed the jDeveloper made jsr-168
portlets to uPortal, JBOSS, liferay, and other portals.

The real question is which api did you utilize?

jsr-168 "java" based:
   PortletPreferences prefs = renderRequest.getPreferences();
or
OLD Original JPDK stuff (Proprietary)
   PortletRenderRequest pr =
(PortletRenderRequest)request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_R
ENDER_REQUEST);

If it's the latter then your portlet will not work in uPortal or other
portlets.
If it's the former then you're ready to go.
Ken MacPherson
Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:
> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's
proprietary).
> Below is a link for example:
>
>
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_j
ava_adv.htm
>
>
> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of
JSR-168,
> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
> Dustin S. wrote:


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[jleikam]

Some javascript/style in this post has been disabled (why?)

Good morning,

Can anyone tell me if there is a way to obtain statistics of logins to uPortal or number of sessions in a given time frame (i.e. total logins to portal by fiscal year)?  My scenario may be complicated by the use of CAS as well, but I'd appreciate any input or ideas.

Thank you,

Jackie Ruder
Manager of New Development
Computing and Telecommunications Center
Fort Hays State University
785-628-4326

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Some javascript/style in this post has been disabled (why?)

If you enable stats recording in portal.properties of those events, you can count the occurrences in the portal logs.

org.jasig.portal.services.stats.StatsRecorderSettings.recordLogin=on

org.jasig.portal.services.stats.StatsRecorderSettings.recordSessionCreated=on

 

Paul Gazda

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Northern Arizona University

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[Dwayne A. Ghant]

Good Stuff Derek and Thanks for the help.
Another question if you don't mind.
What version of pluto is dist. on uPortal 2.5.3  ?????????


Derek Sergeant wrote:

> I copied this from SungardHE's documentation
>
> "Luminis Platform IV system uses uPortal 2.5.3 as the base software for
> its portal interface,"
>
> Derek
> ************************
> Derek Sergeant
> The Portal Team, University of Leeds
>
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> MacPherson (CampusEAI Consortium)
> Sent: 23 January 2008 00:16
> To: [hidden email]
> Subject: Re: [uportal-user] Luminis equal what to uP????
>
> Dwayne:
> CampusEAI has Mirapoint Spring-based JSR-168 compliant portlet for
> Mirapoint that was written using Jdeveloper and works
> with Eclipse too.  If I remember correctly, you folks had to upgrade to
> latest version of portal 10.1.4 (which was fully
> jsr-168 complaint for that portlet to work.)
>
> I don't know anything about Luminis vs. uPortal versions compatibility,
> but we deployed the jDeveloper made jsr-168
> portlets to uPortal, JBOSS, liferay, and other portals.
>
> The real question is which api did you utilize?
>
> jsr-168 "java" based:
>    PortletPreferences prefs = renderRequest.getPreferences();
> or
> OLD Original JPDK stuff (Proprietary)
>    PortletRenderRequest pr =
> (PortletRenderRequest)request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_R
> ENDER_REQUEST);
>
> If it's the latter then your portlet will not work in uPortal or other
> portlets.
> If it's the former then you're ready to go.
> Ken MacPherson
> Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:
>  
>> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
>> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
>> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's
>>    
> proprietary).
>  
>> Below is a link for example:
>>
>>
>>    
> http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_j
> ava_adv.htm
>  
>> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of
>>    
> JSR-168,
>  
>> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
>> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
>> Dustin S. wrote:
>>    
>
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Dwayne,

uPortal 2.5.3 uses pluto-1.0.1-rc2.jar. Not sure if that means Luminis uses the same one though.

Thanks,
Dustin.

On Jan 29, 2008 10:50 AM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]> wrote:

Good Stuff Derek and Thanks for the help.
Another question if you don't mind.
What version of pluto is dist. on uPortal 2.5.3  ?????????

Derek Sergeant wrote:
> I copied this from SungardHE's documentation
>
> "Luminis Platform IV system uses uPortal 2.5.3 as the base software for
> its portal interface,"
>
> Derek
> ************************
> Derek Sergeant
> The Portal Team, University of Leeds
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [hidden email]
> [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Ken
> MacPherson (CampusEAI Consortium)
> Sent: 23 January 2008 00:16
> To: [hidden email]
> Subject: Re: [uportal-user] Luminis equal what to uP????
>
> Dwayne:
> CampusEAI has Mirapoint Spring-based JSR-168 compliant portlet for
> Mirapoint that was written using Jdeveloper and works
> with Eclipse too.  If I remember correctly, you folks had to upgrade to
> latest version of portal 10.1.4 (which was fully
> jsr-168 complaint for that portlet to work.)
>
> I don't know anything about Luminis vs. uPortal versions compatibility,
> but we deployed the jDeveloper made jsr-168
> portlets to uPortal, JBOSS, liferay, and other portals.
>
> The real question is which api did you utilize?
>
> jsr-168 "java" based:
>    PortletPreferences prefs = renderRequest.getPreferences();
> or
> OLD Original JPDK stuff (Proprietary)
>    PortletRenderRequest pr =
> (PortletRenderRequest)request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_R
> ENDER_REQUEST);
>
> If it's the latter then your portlet will not work in uPortal or other
> portlets.
> If it's the former then you're ready to go.
> Ken MacPherson
> Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:
>
>> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g with there
>> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I also used
>> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's
>>
> proprietary).
>
>> Below is a link for example:
>>
>>
>>
> http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_j
> ava_adv.htm
>
>> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of
>>
> JSR-168,
>
>> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
>> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
>> Dustin S. wrote:
>>
>
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[Dwayne A. Ghant]

Thanks now I have an idea of what development environment to set up .
Well I'm almost done setting it up anyway.

Dustin S. wrote:

> Dwayne,
>
> uPortal 2.5.3 uses pluto-1.0.1-rc2.jar. Not sure if that means Luminis
> uses the same one though.
>
> Thanks,
> Dustin.
>
> On Jan 29, 2008 10:50 AM, Dwayne A. Ghant <[hidden email]
> <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:
>
>     Good Stuff Derek and Thanks for the help.
>     Another question if you don't mind.
>     What version of pluto is dist. on uPortal 2.5.3  ?????????
>
>
>     Derek Sergeant wrote:
>     > I copied this from SungardHE's documentation
>     >
>     > "Luminis Platform IV system uses uPortal 2.5.3 as the base
>     software for
>     > its portal interface,"
>     >
>     > Derek
>     > ************************
>     > Derek Sergeant
>     > The Portal Team, University of Leeds
>     >
>     > -----Original Message-----
>     > From: [hidden email]
>     <mailto:[hidden email]>
>     > [mailto:[hidden email]
>     <mailto:[hidden email]>] On Behalf Of Ken
>     > MacPherson (CampusEAI Consortium)
>     > Sent: 23 January 2008 00:16
>     > To: [hidden email]
>     <mailto:[hidden email]>
>     > Subject: Re: [uportal-user] Luminis equal what to uP????
>     >
>     > Dwayne:
>     > CampusEAI has Mirapoint Spring-based JSR-168 compliant portlet for
>     > Mirapoint that was written using Jdeveloper and works
>     > with Eclipse too.  If I remember correctly, you folks had to
>     upgrade to
>     > latest version of portal 10.1.4 (which was fully
>     > jsr-168 complaint for that portlet to work.)
>     >
>     > I don't know anything about Luminis vs. uPortal versions
>     compatibility,
>     > but we deployed the jDeveloper made jsr-168
>     > portlets to uPortal, JBOSS, liferay, and other portals.
>     >
>     > The real question is which api did you utilize?
>     >
>     > jsr-168 "java" based:
>     >    PortletPreferences prefs = renderRequest.getPreferences();
>     > or
>     > OLD Original JPDK stuff (Proprietary)
>     >    PortletRenderRequest pr =
>     >
>     (PortletRenderRequest)request.getAttribute(HttpCommonConstants.PORTLET_R
>     > ENDER_REQUEST);
>     >
>     > If it's the latter then your portlet will not work in uPortal or
>     other
>     > portlets.
>     > If it's the former then you're ready to go.
>     > Ken MacPherson
>     > Dwayne A. Ghant wrote:
>     >
>     >> To develop portlet in Oracle I used Oracle's JDeveloper 10g
>     with there
>     >> Oralce PDK adapter that's designed for JDeveloper studio. I
>     also used
>     >> Oracle's Portlet API (which now I'm lead to believe that it's
>     >>
>     > proprietary).
>     >
>     >> Below is a link for example:
>     >>
>     >>
>     >>
>     >
>     http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_13/portal.1014/b14135/pdg_j
>     > ava_adv.htm
>     >
>     >> I think that this API was developed before the finalization of
>     >>
>     > JSR-168,
>     >
>     >> but I'm not sure. At that time I didn't do anything concerning
>     >> Oracle's WSRP v1 / JSR-168 wasn't finalized ether!!!
>     >> Dustin S. wrote:
>     >>
>     >
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[microcline]

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Jackie,

In order to obtain this statistic, uPortal would need to record whenever a user login event fires, e.g. via the uPortal stats recorder API.  User login is a supported statistic, so it's a matter of using a recorder implementation that say records a user-timestamp pair to a database table on every login event and then to query the database to count logins for a given time interval.

While the API supports handling this event, uPortal doesn't out of the box record each login as a separate entry to a database table, and so out of the box, this statistic is not available.

Hope this helps,

Andrew


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Good morning,

Can anyone tell me if there is a way to obtain statistics of logins to uPortal or number of sessions in a given time frame (i.e. total logins to portal by fiscal year)?  My scenario may be complicated by the use of CAS as well, but I'd appreciate any input or ideas.

Thank you,

Jackie Ruder
Manager of New Development
Computing and Telecommunications Center
Fort Hays State University
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