Hi Pradeep,
Thank you.
Liferay Portal 5.2 Systems Development
A Java developer's guide to developing custom intranet systems, based on Liferay's platform.
Build Java-based custom intranet systems on top of Liferay portal
* Learn to use Liferay tools to create your own applications as a Java developer, with hands-on examples
* Customize Liferay portal using the JSR-286 portlet, extension environment, and Struts framework
* Build your own Social Office with portlets, hooks, and themes and manage your own community
* The only Liferay book aimed at Java developers
What you will learn from this book
This book will give you plenty of hands-on examples to customize and extend Liferay portal. You will learn how to:
* Work with the JSR-286 portlets and Extension environment, helping you to build larger applications and reuse portlets in different scenarios
* Build basic and advanced Struts portlets with permissions and a set of actions helping you to build enterprise-ready Java web applications
* Manage communities and pages with locale and tracking features to employ layout templates dynamically
* Customize WYSIWYG editor FCKEditor – Making images, links, videos, games, video queues, video lists, and play lists as part of web content
* Empower CMS and WCM providing you with one central place to aggregate and manage all content
* Build My Community – Share web sites, pages, and portlets with friends allowing you to introduce control panel and inter-portlet communication
* Develop layout templates and themes in the Plugins SDK environment so that you can customize the overall look and feel of web sites and pages
* Build your Social Office with portlets, hooks, and themes enabling you to be a part of the team without sacrificing your preferences
* Stage, schedule, and publish web content with workflow capability allowing you to alter and manage what you have created
* Build custom attributes, OpenSearch, Spring services, and web services thus helping you to build dynamic web sites smoothly
Approach
This 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. All code samples run on both the latest Enterprise and Community releases.
- Jonas Yuan