Welcome to your resource center for the Portal Open Source
Project and Sun's Java System Portal Server, the very latest in portal technology. With it, you get end-user access to the new business processes and composite applications in SOA projects, Single Sign-On (SSO), integrated collaborative services, and more. Get detailed features here.
What's New
2008-05-08 Portal Pack NetBeans Plug-in for WebSynergy
There is a preview version of the WebSynergy plug-in available at Portal Pack project site. This NetBeans plug-in supports portlet development and deployme ......
2008-05-07 Cross-Platform Inter-Widget communication Demo @ JavaONE 2008
ProjectWebSynergy, will redifine the term portal. It will be a widget platform and will natively support other programming and web technologies, like Ruby and PHP. Java, Rub ......
2008-04-18 OpenPortal @ JavaOne 2008
This year ' s JavaOne is in San Francisco the first week of May. The OpenPortal community will have a big presence this year, and Sun ' s Portal Server ......
2008-04-03 WSRP 2.0 specification approved by OASIS
Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP) specification version 2.0 has been approved as an OASIS standard . Here are the links to the approved specification. HTML: ......
2008-03-26 Yahoo Suggest and Search Portlet in Portlet-Repository
Another addition to the porlet-repository is the Suggest and Search Portlet . It is a JSR286 portlet that provides search
related suggestions as the user types words and sea ......
You can join the open source OpenPortal project and community that is
currently building the OpenPortal Portal Server. The code bases of
the portal server OpenPortal community and that of Sun Java System
Portal Server is the same. No secret sauce!
Develop, package, deploy and test portlets inside your open-source
NetBeans IDE and get automatic code and Deployment Descriptor
generation. The Portal Pack is tightly integrated with portal servers
(like Sun Java System Portal Server 7.x, The OpenPortal Portlet
Container on java.net) to support deployment and undeployment of
portlets on both local and remote servers.
