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Java webpart like asp.net?

I was reading asp.net webpart technology which gives users some personalization options on some website rules and tools.

Is there something like webpart lib technology under java?

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There is always the ill-fated Portlet .



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I don't know of any JSF or JSP implementations, and I don't think they even exist.

It is possible to create such a thing with GWT from Google and GWT-Dnd . They allow you to create javascript web applications, but you write them in Java.



Here is an example generated with GWT-DND: http://www.wibokr.com

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  • You can use the following materials:
    • JSP
    • JSF (or any other implementation - Icefaces, Richfaces, MyFaces, etc.)
    • Google Web Toolkit
    • Spring MVC
    • Template based solution (Freemarker or Velocity)
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Haven't seen any frameworks that directly support this kind of functionality outside of the very core, but there are many frameworks out there that allow you to design such a system if you like. Of the other answers, only GWT and Portlet are valid at the moment.

If you want to find something that is compatible, you should start looking for web frameworks that support either the portlet API specifications ( 1.0 is JSR-168 , 2.0 is JSR-286 ). Otherwise, you can just roll your own web based framework that you are comfortable with, no matter what GWT , Seam , Wicket , Tapestry , Vaadin ...

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