As a fresh http://www.digizenstudio.com user i just want to say hello to everyone else who uses this board B-)

More & more portlets available for liferay deployments as well. We’ve seen some new office-based implementations on liferay platform, such as officegateway.ca – extended with CRM and invoicing for small companies, also myoffice24×7.com it has RFID and ERMS implementations.

Regards
-Vic

I have not had chance to work with liferay since 3.x. I will probably pick up 4.0 and give it a try very soon though.

Thanks and sorry for can’t be more helpful.
–Jing

I am trying to setup Liferay 4.0.0 on a Solaris 10 server with JBoss 4.0.4GA and it won’t work for me. anyway if you had doc’s for the way you had to setup last time that might help me a little.

Regards

Simon

cheers,
Julian.

Currently we are running Liferay 3.1.0. Please point me to the instructions for deploying Liferay 3.1.0 to a non-root context.

We have changed Liferay 3.1.0 and will not have the resource to upgrade to a more recent version of Liferay 3.1.0 for a while.

Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
John

(Did I paste this in the wrong place?)

JBoss Collaboration Portlets: http://labs.jboss.com/portal/index.html?ctrl:id=page.default.downloads&project=portletswap&category=.portlets.collaborate
This link contains open source portlets for:
* Wiki
* Forums (This is a port of phpBB and has good reviews)
* Image Gallery
* Address Book

JBoss Miscellaneous Portlets: http://labs.jboss.com/portal/index.html?ctrl:id=page.default.downloads&project=portletswap&category=.portlets.miscellaneous
This link contains open source portlets for things like:
* Weather
* News
* Flash Movie
* IFrame
* Calculator

Notepad portlet from the University of Wisconsin: https://mywebspace.wisc.edu/groups/portal/public/dist/

COGIX: http://cogix.com/vf2/Features.shtml
This link contains commercial portlet for:
* Conducting Surveys
(There is no mention of JSR-168 compliance but they have mentioned Tomcat as one of the Application Server that is supported. This is one of the best Survey portlet I could find.)

XWiki: http://freshmeat.net/projects/xwiki/

Bookmarks Portlet: https://sourceforge.net/projects/bookmarks-mgr/
(This is in pre-Alpha stage)

Another Bookmarks Portlet: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bmarks-portlet
(This is in Alpha stage)

Commercial Open Source portlet suite for Weblogic:
http://www.componence.com/renderer.do/menuId/52091/clearState/true/sf/52093/returnPage/52093/itemId/15306/realItemId/15306/pageId/52025/instanceId/52111/
http://www.componence.com/renderer.do/menuId/52091/sf/52025/returnPage/52025/itemId/15304/realItemId/15304/pageId/52025/instanceId/52111/
(contains 40 excellent portlets – JSR-168 and JSR-170 compliant.)

SyncEx suite of collaboration portlets: http://www.syncex.com
SyncEx Collaboration Suite For Microsoft Exchange consists of four portlets(Mail,Calendar,Task and Contact) which help in improving the employees, customers and vendor’s productivity and hasten the adoption of portals in an enterprise. These portlets are full-featured MS Exchange client making it easy to access groupware functionality through better communication and information sharing. Being a web-based client it can be accessed from anywhere that makes corporate e-mails, calendar, tasks and contacts globally accessible.

GEMS portlet collection: https://gems.dev.java.net/
E-Mail Portlet
1. Calendar Portlet
2. Blog Portlet
3. RSS Feed Portlet
4. Calculator Portlet
5. Image Viewer Portlet
6. Horoscope Portlet, etc.

Open Reports: http://www.oreports.com/
(OpenReports is a flexible Web reporting solution that allows users to generate dynamic reports in a Web browser. OpenReports uses JasperReports, an excellent, full-featured reporting engine, and was developed using components including WebWork, Velocity, Quartz, and Hibernate.)

Portlet bridge: http://portletbridge.org/
(The Portlet Bridge Portlet is a web clipping proxy portlet that allows web application be hosted as portlets. See the PortletBridge Portlet project for more information. The portlet bridge portlet makes downstream HTTP calls and uses CyberNeko and XSLT to do the web clipping. There are some really nice screenshots on their website.)

xmlportlet: https://xmlportlet.dev.java.net/
(The goal of xmlportlet is to provide a base portlet to serve as a simple mechanism for transforming XML data into the view for your portlet application. This base portlet will be JSR-168 compliant, and will relieve you from developing the basic boilerplate logic needed to transform XML using XSLT into HTML.)

SOAP portlet: http://sourceforge.net/projects/soap-portlet
(This project consists in a java JRS-168 portlet that acts as a generic client for SOAP services. The user interface for calling the service is dynamicaly created using a WSDL description.)

Portlets from Liferay and eXo (need slight changes)