Your tips?  portlet wraping of legacy j2ee apps?

We're starting the design phase of a portal project that will take 20-40 existing J2ee apps and attempt to put a portlet interface over them.
The delivered value will be classic portal; tntitlement, preferences, desktop per role, overview portlet and detail portlets listening on user data context events.
Any tips, your experiences, what not to do, any example portal source etc you can share?
Thanks, curt

You can play with avitek portal in sample portals that comes with weblogic
Seenu.

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    I've downloaded the J2, JSR-212 SAMS Messaging API EJB Reference Implementation, from the nokia site. II also down load an MMSC and SMSC simulator from NOkia, which I believe developers can use in conjunction with testing the above ejb web application.
    Briefly this is what I think is happening so far from reading tid bits here and there like the aritcle in Java Boutique.
    It seems todescribe the SAMS api as being generic enough to accept all clients that supply SPI, which I believe is the interface that verizon, cingular, or that some other cell phone service might provide. This interface allows the forwarding of a text message or media message to another operation ( like yahoo mobile). Thus, when I send my photo to a [email protected], it goes to the MMSC that communicates through SPI say a SAMS J2EE applicaiton running on yahoo, which presents my recently snapped cell phone photo in my yahoo phone album.
    I would like to test this J2ee app I download from nokia. However, in part of the instructions it claims that a person must down load JBOSS 4.0.
    Does any one know if this Nokia J2ee app for JBoss can be used on a JRUN 4?
    Can the NOKIA SMSC/MMSC simulator I downloaded work as well with JRUN4, as I notice the word JBOSS when I was installing this Simulator?
    Does anyone know where, I can get anymore information on SAMS and how to implement it in a simple J2ee app?
    When we can upload a cell phone photofrom the web browser of our phone than we will have arrived!.

    Hello fellow developers,
    I am very interested in creating a small website for uploading photos from my cell phone to a j2ee app running on a JRUN 4 server.
    I've downloaded the J2, JSR-212 SAMS Messaging API EJB Reference Implementation, from the nokia site. II also down load an MMSC and SMSC simulator from NOkia, which I believe developers can use in conjunction with testing the above ejb web application.
    Briefly this is what I think is happening so far from reading tid bits here and there like the aritcle in Java Boutique.
    It seems todescribe the SAMS api as being generic enough to accept all clients that supply SPI, which I believe is the interface that verizon, cingular, or that some other cell phone service might provide. This interface allows the forwarding of a text message or media message to another operation ( like yahoo mobile). Thus, when I send my photo to a myphone#@photo.yahoo.com, it goes to the MMSC that communicates through SPI say a SAMS J2EE applicaiton running on yahoo, which presents my recently snapped cell phone photo in my yahoo phone album.
    I would like to test this J2ee app I download from nokia. However, in part of the instructions it claims that a person must down load JBOSS 4.0.
    Does any one know if this Nokia J2ee app for JBoss can be used on a JRUN 4?
    Can the NOKIA SMSC/MMSC simulator I downloaded work as well with JRUN4, as I notice the word JBOSS when I was installing this Simulator?
    Does anyone know where, I can get anymore information on SAMS and how to implement it in a simple J2ee app?
    When we can upload a cell phone photofrom the web browser of our phone than we will have arrived!.

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