Abstract:

Educational institutions, enterprises and industry are increasingly adopting portal frameworks, as gateways and the means to interact with their customers. The dynamic components that make up a portal, known as portlets, either use proprietary interfaces to interact with container that controls them, or more commonly today, the standardised JSR-168 interface. Currently, however, portal frameworks impose a number of constraints and limitations on the integration of legacy applications. This ty...

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