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| DEVELOPER TOOL - As a plugin for Netbeans (IDE), this module enables full life-cycle of portlet application development inside NetBeans. Using this tool, portlet developers can develop, package, deploy and test portlets inside their NetBeans IDE as well as deploy to Sun Java System Portal Server 7.
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| DEVELOPER TOOL - The portlet container component is responsible for creating an execution environment for the portlets.
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| DEVELOPER TOOL - The Portlet Repository is a workspace for open source developers to develop and contribute a variety of JSR 168 compliant portlets. The repository will include portlets for Enterprise integrations, Web 2.0 technologies, Collaboration, and much more.
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| GlassFish Web Space Server is Sun's next-generation portal server platform. Based on the Liferay open source portal project, it enables businesses large and small to pull together applications and content from a variety of Web-based and internal sources and present them as a unified, customizable portal on Web browsers, kiosks, and mobile devices.
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| Independent release (outside of Java Enterprise Systems release schedule) of Portal Server 7.
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| This software introduces a group of features for handling membership of the communities. This includes the ability for an individual to create a community and restrict which users can access the portal, a mechanism for users to request and be granted access to a community and for individuals to search, find and request access to communities. This release also introduces the AJAX Container.
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| This release includes the Desktop Design Tool (DDT), Delegated administration features, Application Server 9.1 / Glass Fish V2 support, integration with Content Management System (CMS), Sun Java Composite Application Suite, and the requirements that emerge from open sourcing of the portal product.
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