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JSR 286: The last portlet standard?

Janus Boye has written about the release of JSR 286, the latest portlet standard. To quote:

Standards generally go missing in this marketplace, but judging from the very limited attention this new version of the portlet spec has received, it makes me wonder whether the marketplace has already left the need for it in the dust. As a buyer the new industry standard might seem the preferred option over the many proprietary implementations that build on the shortcomings of JSR 168, but make sure to study the emerging implementations of the new standard carefully to avoid an early mover disadvantage.

Posted by jamesr on July 01, 2008 09:27 AM
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