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WSRP Interfaces

WSRP Interfaces. Consumer Defined Portlet Hierarchies. Goals. Introduction of Feature to TC Gather Feedback To Use Within Subcommittee Discussion. Feature Status. Initial Feature Proposal Draft Some Subcommittee Email Discussion. Problem Statement.

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WSRP Interfaces

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  1. WSRP Interfaces Consumer Defined Portlet Hierarchies

  2. Goals • Introduction of Feature to TC • Gather Feedback To Use Within Subcommittee Discussion

  3. Feature Status • Initial Feature Proposal Draft • Some Subcommittee Email Discussion

  4. Problem Statement • WSRP 1.0 doesn’t provide a mechanism to allow reconfigurable portlet state to be shared amongst users. • Simple Use Case – Configuring SMTP Server for an Email Portlet

  5. General Approach • Introduce CCP Hierarchies

  6. Open Question –What State Can Be Shared? • Portlet Properties • Useful to simplify portlet development • Simple Example – Property to Specify SMTP Server • Opaque Portlet State • Useful when complex UI is necessary • Simple Example – Selecting a Content Folder within the Directory Tree of a Content Repository

  7. Open Question – What are The Hierarchy Semantics? • Inheritance Occurs From Parent to Child Only • Declaring Properties “Final” • Properties Set on a Child are “Protected” • Unlimited Hierarchy Depth

  8. Open Question – Is a Config Portlet Mode Useful? • Allows Portlet Developer to Explicitly Prohibit User Customization of State • Allows Portlet Developer to Empower Consumer Administrators to Prohibit User Customization of State

  9. Next Steps • Answer Open Questions • Finalize Use Cases and Feature Proposal • Begin Feature Specification

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