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Monday, August 02, 2004

Building Portals with Cocoon

Yes, since Cocoon serves just about every commonplace purpose in the contemporary IT environment, there is even a facility included for Building Portals with Cocoon.

The Cocoon portlets are called coplets. There are several types of coplets. One type of coplet is JSR-168 (portlet) compliant.

posted by John Collins | 12:45 AM

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