‘Liferay’ posts

Open Source Year 2008 in Review: More Adoption, Success, Innovation, and Alternatives

Posted by Optaros on 21 Dec 2008

2008 was an important year for Open Source and a successful one in addition. We have seen more adoption, more commercial success, more innovation, more collaboration and more options for the IT buyer. And it’s not the end, more success is still to come. The following paragraphs are summarizing what we have seen in the | View post »

Open Source Business Intelligence with JasperReports – a major component in our assembled solutions

Posted by Optaros on 24 Oct 2008

In recent engagements, at State of Vaud and City of Lausanne, Optaros has successfully assembled JasperReports, to the overall solution delivered to the Customers, as main component for providing high performance and business oriented reporting. JasperReports, an open source business intelligence solution, provides a mature reporting engine, fast to implement and with many extension capabilities. | View post »

Slides from the Open Source ECM event

Posted by Optaros on 26 Jun 2008

I want to thank everyone for attending the Alfresco-hosted Open Source ECM event in Dallas this morning. In case you missed it, the slides I presented on “Assembling Enterprise 2.0 Solutions with Alfresco” are available at share.acrobat.com (which is built on Alfresco, BTW) and embedded below. The deck covers a bit about the general components | View post »

Event: Open Source ECM in Action

Posted by Optaros on 03 Jun 2008

If you’re going to be in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area on June 26th, come on by the Westin Galleria. I’ll be speaking at Alfresco’s “Open Source Enterprise Content Management in Action” event which runs from 8:30a to 11:00a and includes breakfast. I’ll be talking about some real-world client implementations involving Alfresco and Liferay and I | View post »

Running Alfresco web scripts as Liferay portlets

Posted by Marc Osofsky on 09 Apr 2008

I’ve seen a lot of Liferay and Alfresco forum posts from people having trouble getting Alfresco running within a Liferay portal. Once that’s done, people usually want to invoke Alfresco web scripts as portlets without requiring a separate single sign-on (SSO) infrastructure. Some people have pointed to the Alfresco wiki (Deploying 2.1 WAR Liferay 4.3). | View post »

People make the difference

Posted by Optaros on 06 Feb 2008

  Optaros spends a lot of time with our customers on defining the best way(s) to work together. We look at a number of aspects – business relationship, technology, process. But arguably the most important factor is cultural fit. Internally, Optaros expends an extraordinary amount of energy to make sure the people who work here | View post »

Upgrading Liferay

Posted by Marc Osofsky on 07 Jan 2008

The great part about using a solution such as Liferay is that not only is it open source but there is a company dedicated to supporting the software. This means that during the time of our deployment Liferay made significant improvements to the software and released additional functionality. We upgraded the software at Endeca and | View post »

Liferay and Endeca

Posted by Marc Osofsky on 03 Jan 2008

Part of the assembly solution we created for Endeca was the Liferay Portal Framework. The assembly of this component was integral in that it provided the following: • A forum portlet with subscription and user management down to the thread level. • Robust user management • LDAP integration • AJAX based UI for improved user | View post »

Endeca: Under the covers

Posted by Optaros on 11 Dec 2007

The Endeca Partner Community solution ("EDeN") was assembled from content management, portal, blog, and search components. Specifically, Alfresco, Liferay, WordPress, and Endeca's Information Access Platform. Let's look at the responsibilities of each of these components and then a bit about how they integrate. Content Management — Alfresco The Alfresco repository holds all file-based content that | View post »

The Endeca Assembly Experience

Posted by Jim Munz on 08 Nov 2007

The Endeca Developer Network (EDeN) was achieved through the Solution Assembly process (OptAM) and I have been asked why is this different than traditional software integration by colleagues of mine within the industry. The EDeN experience I feel highlights this perfectly. We went from requirements to a Beta release in just 12 weeks. In this | View post »

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