Thomas Delhoménie
Développeur Java/web
Java / J2EE
Javascript
Groovy
Linux
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Your first Juzu portlet
28 sept. 2012
Juzu ? Juzu is a Buddhist prayer bead. One sentence and I am sure you have already learnt something, impressive no? 😉 Ok, I won’t speak about Buddhism here. Juzu is also a new framework for developing portlets (and standalone applications soon) very quickly. You can find all the information you need on the Juzu […]
Starting eXoPlatform from Eclipse
20 sept. 2012
Prerequisites Download and unzip the latest version of eXo Platform 3.5 (Tomcat version). The eXoPlatform location will be referenced as in this tutorial. Download and install an Eclipse JEE bundle (I used Juno). Creating the server The first step is to create a server runtime environment, pointing to our eXoPlatform Tomcat : Go to […]
Creating node type’s view template in eXoPlatform ECMS
09 juil. 2012
eXo ECMS supports the inline visualization of a lot of file formats. For example let’s see it in action with a PDF file : For those not yet available, a generic message is displayed, allowing to download the file. Here the view of a ZIP file (in the File Explorer) : Fortunately, eXo ECMS allows […]
JSF 2 / RichFaces portlet in eXo (Part 3/3) : Social integration
20 mai 2012
One of the greatest strenghs of eXoPlatform is to integrate a lot of features together, such as content management and collaboration or social capabilities. After the development of a JSF 2 / RichFaces portlet, and the integration of the Content Management capabilities of eXoPlatform, we will learn, in this third tutorial, how to leverage eXo […]
JSF 2 / RichFaces portlet in eXo (Part 2/3) : Content Management integration
14 mai 2012
eXoPlatform comes with powerful content management features and a large set of portlets to use these features. However you may want to use these content management capabilities in your own portlets. This second tutorial will learn you how to use eXo Content Management API and portlets to create a sample store application. The first part […]
JSF 2 / RichFaces portlet in eXo (Part 1/3)
08 mai 2012
eXoPlatform comes with a set of advanced portlets to quickly build rich applications. But you may want to develop your own portlets to fit your needs. The development of portlet using the raw portlet API can be a bit painful. It is often interesting to use a higher level framework such as JSF. JSF is […]
REST Services in GateIn / eXoPlatform : add your own !
27 avr. 2012
Mulitple REST services are available out of the box in GateIn / eXoPlatform. They allow to easily interact with the platform’s features and data. Here we will see how to quickly add your own REST services (valid for eXoPlatform 3.0 or 3.5). Java REST class Firstly, we create the Java class which will expose the […]
Remove the Categories’ items from the menu in WordPress
21 avr. 2012
By default, WordPress displays the categories in the menu bar. If you don’t want them, you can’t just remove all the categories. At least one category should be present. And a post has to be categorized. The solution is to hide the categories’ items of the menu bar with the following steps : go to […]
Request parameters from a portlet in eXo/GateIn
16 avr. 2012
Portlet specs does not provide a standard way to read a parameter from the request within a portlet, for example to get the myparameter parameter in http://localhost/portal?myparameter=myvalue. request.getParameter() within a portlet does not help since the request object is a PortletRequest, not the HttpRequest. An easy solution in eXo/GateIn is to use the getRealRequest method of […]