Comments on: The quest for the Java Portal – JBoss Portal 2.6 http://extremejava.tpk.com.br/2007/03/08/the-quest-for-the-java-portal-jboss-portal-26/ When vanilla Java is not enough Sat, 04 Jun 2011 12:12:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Brian Kim http://extremejava.tpk.com.br/2007/03/08/the-quest-for-the-java-portal-jboss-portal-26/#comment-4 Brian Kim Tue, 03 Apr 2007 09:35:00 +0000 http://extremejava.tpk.com.br/2007/03/08/the-quest-for-the-java-portal-jboss-portal-26/#comment-4 Hi Eduardo,<br/><br/>Glad to see that you've had the opportunity to spend some time with Liferay. We're always welcoming feedback.<br/><br/>Have you tried using Liferay Professional? It uses the same codebase, but leverages the Spring framework to work independent of an app server, meaning you can run Liferay Portal out-of-the-box strictly on a servlet container like Tomcat simply by changing a property file. On my laptop, I can startup Liferay in under 15 seconds.<br/><br/>And did I mention Liferay supports AJAX portlets? ;)<br/><br/>Anyways, best of luck on your "search". Keep an eye out for a RC version of 4.3!<br/><br/>Brian Kim<br/>Liferay, Inc Hi Eduardo,

Glad to see that you’ve had the opportunity to spend some time with Liferay. We’re always welcoming feedback.

Have you tried using Liferay Professional? It uses the same codebase, but leverages the Spring framework to work independent of an app server, meaning you can run Liferay Portal out-of-the-box strictly on a servlet container like Tomcat simply by changing a property file. On my laptop, I can startup Liferay in under 15 seconds.

And did I mention Liferay supports AJAX portlets? ;)

Anyways, best of luck on your “search”. Keep an eye out for a RC version of 4.3!

Brian Kim
Liferay, Inc

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