A portlet is a Java technology-based component that
generates fragments that can be aggregated with other
fragments to create a complete portal page. A portlet
can invoke servlets. The Portlet Specification,
JSR 168, which you can find at
http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=168 establishes a
standard API for creating portlets. It's designed to
ensure interoperability between portlets and Java-based
portal servers or other Web applications that implement
the specification. Learn more about the Portlet
Specification, and get questions answered in this chat
with Portlet Specification co-lead Alejandro Abdelnur,
and Sun ONE Portal Server product manager Adam Abramski.
The chat is scheduled for Tuesday, August 12, at
11 A.M.-to-noon Pacific Daylight Time
(6:00 P.M.-to-7 P.M. GMT).

To join the chat on August 12, go to
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/community/chat/index.html
and click on "Join the current session".

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Software Developer         18 Network Circle
Marketing & Management     M/S MPK18-113
Phone: (650) 786-9706       Menlo Park, CA. 94025
Fax:  (650) 786-0494       edward.ort@(protected)
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