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Liferay Portal 6.x Enterprise Intranets (Update)

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Liferay Portal 6.x Enterprise Intranets (Update)
Aug, 2015 | 614 pages
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Table of Contents (19 chapters)
Liferay Portal 6.2 Enterprise Intranets
Liferay Portal 6.2 Enterprise Intranets
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
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1
Introducing Liferay for Your Intranet
Introducing Liferay for Your Intranet
Liferay Portal makes life easy
Introducing Palm Tree Publications
Introducing Liferay Portal's architecture and framework
Service-oriented architecture
Summary
2
Setting Up a Home Page and Navigation Structure for the Intranet
Setting Up a Home Page and Navigation Structure for the Intranet
Experiencing the portal
Building the Palm Tree Publications site
Setting up portal pages
Customizing portlets
Navigating the structure of an intranet site
Bringing pages together in action
Sharing portlets within a portal page
Configuring Control Panel
Summary
3
Bringing in Users
Bringing in Users
Enterprise, departments, and locations
Organizations
User groups
Users
Sites
Authentications
Roles
Authorization
Configuration of portal navigation
Summary
4
Forums, Categorization, and Asset Publishing
Forums, Categorization, and Asset Publishing
Message Boards
Customizing Message Boards
Categorization and tags
Asset Publisher
Summary
5
Understanding Wikis, Dynamic Data Lists, and Polls
Understanding Wikis, Dynamic Data Lists, and Polls
Understanding Wikis
Converting documents with OpenOffice
Dynamic Data List
Understanding Polls
Summary
6
Blogs, WYSIWYG Editors, and Social Networking
Blogs, WYSIWYG Editors, and Social Networking
Exploring WYSIWYG editors
Understanding RSS
Exploring blogs
Exploring Social Networking
Summary
7
Understanding Sites
Understanding Sites
Site
Advanced site settings
Summary
8
Document and Media Management
Document and Media Management
Documents and Media
Liferay Sync
Liferay integration with Alfresco
Summary
9
Web Content Management
Web Content Management
Web Content
Summary
10
Marketplace, Social Office, and Audience Targeting
Marketplace, Social Office, and Audience Targeting
Marketplace
Liferay Social Office
Targeting content to audiences
Search
Summary
11
Server Administration
Server Administration
Liferay server administrator
Portal Instances
Custom Fields
Performance tuning
Content Delivery Network
Liferay Connected Services
Liferay clustering
Liferay 7 updates
Summary
Index
Index

About the Reviewers

Chandan Sharma is currently a software programmer analyst at Mroads, a company building a next-generation workforce that leverages technology and awareness, located in the U.S. At Mroads, his primary responsibility is designing and implementing solutions that use Liferay, Spring Framework, and Hibernate for portals and RESTful/SOAP web services. Previously, he worked as a senior consultant for CIGNEX Datamatics and TransIT mPower Labs. He also likes to coach people. Throughout his career, he has had hands-on experience in Liferay with Spring Framework, Hibernate, and Liferay integration with other applications, the cloud, and so on. He runs his own technical blog at http://codingloading.com.

I would like to thank Packt Publishing for the opportunity to be a technical reviewer for this book. I would also like to thank Gaurav Vaish (the author of Getting Started with NoSQL), who inspired me to get into reviewing books. And I would like to thank Meenu Gupta, who is like a sister to me, for her support and encouragement in reviewing this book. I would also like to thank my friends ☺ group (Monalisa Sahu, Manoj Patro, and Debasis Padhi) for their encouragement and support when I do new things in my life. Special thanks to my best friend for helping me in reviewing this book.

Kartikeya Sharma (Kartik) has over 10 years of experience in application architecture, design, development, implementation, and maintenance and the administration of portals and content management systems. He is currently working as a technical architect at Datamatics. His areas of expertise include Java/J2EE, Spring, SOAP, REST, Pega, and various content management and portal technologies, such as Liferay, WebLogic, WebCenter, Vignette, Documentum, SharePoint, and Alfresco.

He can be reached via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kartiksharma84.

You can find his blog about various ECM and Portal technologies at http://www.ecmpexperts.com.

I would like to thank my wife, Punima Sharma, for her support, understanding, and patience during the long hours of work. I would also like to thank my parents and my manager, Aashish Thakur, for their constant encouragement.

Shuyang Zhou is a software architect focused on performance optimization and infrastructure development. Since joining Liferay in 2009, he has significantly improved Liferay Portal's performance and developed a high-performance benchmark toolset for performance tuning and monitoring. He has developed Liferay Portal's AOP, caching, and cluster infrastructure. He has also developed a set of low-level, high-performance concurrency tools and IO utilities, portlet container separation, and the portal resiliency feature that allows portlets to be executed from separate JVMs to achieve physical process isolation for better stability and better hardware resource utilization on high-end servers. Recently, he has focused on Liferay Portal Continuous Integration testing automation on machines on a large scale.

Shuyang holds a bachelor's degree in electronic and information engineering and a master's degree in communications and information systems from Dalian University of Technology.

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