Implementing portlets using Web Scripts
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The document discusses implementing portlets using webscripts, highlighting their role in aggregating applications and creating dynamic, user-oriented websites. It provides details on the webscriptportlet and proxyportlet deployment scenarios, rendering processes, and best practices for both types of portlets. Key recommendations include using AJAX for dynamic interfaces and maintaining simplicity in design.
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- 16. ProxyPortlet – Parameters viewScriptUrl • URL related to • Surf page • Surf component
- 17. ProxyPortlet – Rendering in the portal
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