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Hi guys! Last week I created the sample expando hook, a simple example to show how easy is to extend portal entities on startup without using the UI.    The main goal of this work method is to allow Liferay users to extend portal entities from a plugin, so that they don't need to repeat the same action (the creation of new fields for their...

Steps of Configure LDAP Server www.liferay.com/web/nidhi.singh/blog/-/blogs/liferay-integration-with-ldap Steps for  SSL Certificate Open Command Prompt and type given below command keytool -genkey -alias tomcat -keypass changeit -keyalg RSA Enter keystore password:  changeit ...

What’s knowledge base or knowledge management (KM)? The portlet Knowledge Base allows authoring articles and organize them in a hierarchy of navigable categories. It leverages Web Content articles, structures, and templates; allows rating on articles; allows commenting on articles; allows adding hierarchy of categories; allows adding tags on articles; exports articles to PDF and other...

Ajax is one of those patterns that are a must have with a UI framework, so let's go ahead and jump right into doing some Ajax requests, and then we'll dive into the more complex cases.   Let's prep our sandbox, but this time, the module we're going to use is called "aui-io-request".   AUI().use('aui-io-request', function(A){ ...

Tomorrow, Thursday March 18th, I'll be visiting Barcelona to participate in the event La Web Inteligente: estrategia, soluciones y tecnología para conseguir una experiencia Web diferencial. I'll be looking forward to meet all of you who will be attending.    

Our office in Madrid was founded as Liferay SL, a subsidiary of Liferay Inc, in January 2008. Prior to that date, some of our Liferay engineers already developed the product from here, worked in sponsored developments or provided architectural consulting to helping other local Liferay offices. During that time, our local market and community were studied by Liferay. We found out...

Getting Started Welcome to our first post in talking about Alloy. I'm going to jump right in, but the only piece of info I want to cover beforehand, and you'll see me do it in every post, is the idea of "sandboxes". Because AlloyUI is built on top of YUI3, it has the concept of the sandbox. What this means is simply a callback where you run your code. The way it's constructed is...

Symphogen Region: Denmark Version: Liferay Portal 5.2 Symphogen is the leader in developing recombinant polyclonal antibodies (rpAb), a new class of biopharmaceuticals for the treatment or prophylaxis of serious human diseases. By employing its pioneering antibody discovery and manufacturing technologies, Symphogen generates recombinant antibody...

Orange Dominicana Region: Dominican Republic Version: Liferay Portal 5.2 Orange is the fifth largest telecom operator in the world, with over 189 million mobile phone and internet customers as of 2009.  

This month marks the fifth year, I've been with this company.  A quick warning: I'll be sharing some personal thoughts so if you are looking for something more technical check out Ed Shin's post for that (we started at the same time, so it is his five year anniversay also). Liferay was my first real job.  I was 22 when I accepted my Liferay position and they gave...

 Hi all, there has been quite a long delay since the last blog post. For those of you who weren't able to check out the webinar, the reasons behind the long silence in my blog postings has been due to the work on the AlloyUI framework. Over the past 6 months, Eduardo Lundgren and I have been furiously working away building a unified UI library on top of the revolutionary YUI3. ...

Hi, In this first entry I would like, before going on, to send my greetings to the Liferay community and my gratitude for the work they do. Their work allows the product to keep improving in every release and help increase its adoption. For those who do not know me yet, I am responsible for Business Development for Spain and Portugal, and since that's my role, the topics I would...

Update: Please see the official documentation here: www.liferay.com/documentation/liferay-portal/6.0/development/-/ai/ext-plugins Now that we have EXT Plugins, the million dollar question is what will happen to the EXT Environment? First, let's cover the bad news. The EXT Environment will no longer exist in Liferay 6.0. For those of you that use the EXT Environment...

Update: Please see the official documentation here: www.liferay.com/documentation/liferay-portal/6.0/development/-/ai/ext-plugins The first step that we need to take is to "Check Out" or download the Plugins SDK here:svn://svn.liferay.com/repos/public/plugins/trunk You'll have to know how to use an SVN client to check out the latest Plugins SDK, but you'll be able to download...

 This widget is an extention of the existing search and invite widget developed by Neel Haldar.The enhancement allows you to suggest a friend to some of your existing friends..It also allows you to approve friend suggestion requests, in addition to friend requests.. A simple friend request is where user A sends a friend request to user B.When user B sees this friend...

 Like many great ideas in Liferay, EXT Plugins came from our community. This idea is credited to the company IBA CZ. Rather than have a monolithic structure (EXT environment) that modifies the entire portal, we can now modify all of Liferay's core classes using EXT Plugins. Unlike the EXT Environment, EXT Plugins don't require the entire portal code...

Update October 6, 2010: Now that we've officially packaged the bundles for Liferay 6 in both our CE and EE releases, you can now download the bundles from liferay.com instead of building them from scratch. This blog was based on an ongoing revision of trunk so some of the steps will be outdated at this time. If you've ever wondered which Tomcat bundle to use when deploying Liferay...

Teach DC Region: USA Version: Liferay Portal 5.2 Teach DC is the official application site of the District of Columbia Public Schools for all teachers, counselors, library media specialists, service providers, and other educators.  

Dear Liferay Employees, It's been a little over a month since my wife and I moved down to the LA area to take a more active part in Liferay Foundation. First off, let me just say a big "Thanks!" to those of you in the LA office for the warm welcome and helping us feel at home :) As I've been getting to know you all more, I'm excited at how much your talents and passions...

When I was thinking about joining Liferay back in 2005, I remember Brian Chan sharing his vision for the company. Instead of trying to create great software to make a lot of money for ourselves, let's use it as a means to help other people, especially the poor and needy. Great idea, eh? Fast forward to today, and we finally have an opportunity to do just that. I want to...