Liferay has released
version 4.1.0. The newest version includes a message board and Web 2.0-style mail portlet, Geronimo support, and improved LDAP integration.
Now in its sixth year of development, Liferay is JSR-168 compliant and runs on almost any major application server, database, and operating system, rendering over 700 deployment combinations.
Additional features include:
- Assigned Communities to Organizations and Locations
- User Collections
- LDAP Support with an LDAP administration GUI, LDAP attribute mapping, Novell eDirectory, Microsoft Active Directory and Apache DS
- Integration/Applications servers including Geronimo 1.1.1 and Websphere 6.0.x
Liferay Portal Enterprise requires a fully compliant J2EE application server. Liferay Portal Professional can run in a servlet container. A Liferay/Alfresco CMS bundle will be coming shortly as well.
The public demo is available at http://demo.liferay.net. Special thanks to Jeff Genender and Paul McMahan for making the Geronimo integration happen.
Now in its sixth year of development, Liferay is JSR-168 compliant and runs on almost any major application server, database, and operating system, rendering over 700 deployment combinations.
Additional features include:
- Assigned Communities to Organizations and Locations
- User Collections
- LDAP Support with an LDAP administration GUI, LDAP attribute mapping, Novell eDirectory, Microsoft Active Directory and Apache DS
- Integration/Applications servers including Geronimo 1.1.1 and Websphere 6.0.x
Liferay Portal Enterprise requires a fully compliant J2EE application server. Liferay Portal Professional can run in a servlet container. A Liferay/Alfresco CMS bundle will be coming shortly as well.
The public demo is available at http://demo.liferay.net. Special thanks to Jeff Genender and Paul McMahan for making the Geronimo integration happen.