• Portlet Guide
  • Quick tutorial: deploying the portlet test suite
  • Deployment
    • What is a portlet preparation? Why do I need it?
    • Deploying through the administration user interface
    • Deploying directly through the file system
  • Using in a Jahia page
    • Portlet instances
    • Portlet roles and Jahia permissions
  • Hello world portlet
    • Requirements
    • Project structure
    • Maven project descriptor
    • Portlet Java code
    • Portlet descriptor
    • Web application descriptor
    • The Tomcat deployment descriptor
    • Building and deploying
    • Redeployment
    • Troubleshooting deployment
    • Learning more
  • Support for Bridges
  • How to share portlet objects?
    • Public Render Parameters
    • Portlet Events
    • Jahia Shared Map
      • How to share a simple object?
      • How to read a simple object?
      • How to share a bean?
  • Performance
  • Using portlets on other application servers
  • Additional resources

Support for Bridges

Portlet bridges are layers that allow portlets to embed non-portlet applications, such as Struts applications, JSF applications and the like. Although not commercially supported by Jahia, it is interesting to know that they are available. You may find more information about bridges in the Apache Portals Bridges project in the following URL: http://portals.apache.org/bridges/