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Yuan 205 $a1st ed. 210 $aBirmingham, U.K. $cPackt Open Source$d2012 215 $a1 online resource (546 p.) 225 1 $aCommunity experience distilled 300 $aIncludes index. 311 08$a9781849515986 311 08$a1849515980 327 $aCover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Liferay Enterprise Portal; Liferay functionalities; Document and media library-CMS; Web content management-WCM; Personalization and internalization; Workflow, staging, scheduling, and publishing; Social network and social office; Monitoring, auditing, and reporting; Tagging; Integration; Framework and architecture; Service Oriented Architecture; Enterprise Service Bus; Standards; Terminologies; Multi-tenancy; Role-based access control; Resource, role, and permission; User 327 $aGroupSystems development; Ext plugin; Hook plugin; Portlet, layout template, and web plugins; Theme plugin; Development strategies; Level I development; Level II development; Level III development; An example: Knowledge base management; More useful information; Summary; Chapter 2: Service-Builder and Development Environment; Plugins SDK development environment; Required tools; JDK; Ant; Maven; Databases; MySQL; Application servers; Tomcat; IDE; Eclipse IDE; Workspace; Subclipse; Portal and plugins structure; Portal source code; Portal source code structure; Plugins SDK source code 327 $aPlugins SDK structurePortal runtime structure; Ant target clean; Ant target start; Ant target deploy; What is happening?; Plugins runtime structure; Ant target clean; Ant target deploy; Portal service and implementation; Interface and implementation; JAR-based fix patch; Service-Builder; Ant target build-service; Database structure definition; Author, namespace, and exceptions; Entity; Attribute list declarations; Column; Finder; Reference; Order and tx-required; Reserved names; Reserved alias names; Reserved table names; Reserved column names; Reserved JSON types; Mappings; Data types 327 $aModels and servicesSQL scripts, properties, and JSON JavaScript; Spring and Hibernate; Element convert-null; Service-Builder improvement; More services; Ant target build-db; Ant target build-lang; Ant target build-wsdd; Ant target build-client; Default data population; Release information; Data population; Database case-sensitive queries; Verifying processes; Default project creation and templates; Plugins default project creation-Ant targets; Plugins default project templates; Fast development; What is happening?; Summary; Chapter 3: Generic MVC Portlets; Plugin portlet project 327 $aNaming conventions and filter mappingsPortlet project default template; Knowledge base portlet project; Basic MVC portlet; Project structure; Portlet definition; Liferay portlet registration; Liferay portlet display; Liferay plugin package; View specification; Portlet XSD and DTD; Portlet app XSD; Liferay portlet app DTD; Liferay display DTD; The Liferay plugin package DTD; What's happening?; MVC portlet bridge; MVC portlet extension; Portlet JSP/JavaScript/CSS loading; AJAX and render weight; Header JavaScript/CSS and footer JavaScript/CSS; Predefined objects; Direct JSP servlet 327 $aWhat's happening? 330 $aThis book focuses on teaching by example. Every chapter provides an overview, and then dives right into hands-on examples so you can see and play with the solution in your own environment. This book is for Java developers who don't need any prior experience with Liferay portal. 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