jboss portal development

JBoss(R), Inc. announced several key technical features among its federated open source projects. The product releases and updates in January attest to the company's focus on driving technical innovation in Java middleware and support the build out of the JBoss Enterprise Middleware System (JEMS) into a comprehensive open source architecture that gives end users greater flexibility and technology choice.

"JBoss continues to deliver resourceful and innovative open source products aimed at putting the end user back in control of their line of business infrastructure," said Shaun Connolly, vice president of product management, JBoss, Inc. "The JBoss Enterprise Middleware System offers companies cost-effective, cutting-edge technologies to meet their enterprise Java needs. JBoss stands behind JEMS with superior support services delivered by the technical experts who know the products best."

JBoss will be showcasing JEMS and its federation of open source projects at the company's upcoming user conference, JBoss World 2005, which will take place at the Omni/CNN Center in Atlanta, Ga., March 1-2, 2005. Sessions will be delivered by members of the JBoss community, including customers, partners and JBoss architects and developers. Registration is now open at http://www.jboss.com/company/events/jbossworld2005.

Releases and updates for JBoss projects in January 2005 include:

* JBoss Portal 2.0 Alpha: JBoss Portal 2.0 will offer an integrated framework for building, deploying and maintaining flexible and scalable enterprise portals. With a final release expected later in 2005, this JBoss Portal Alpha release provides an initial portal framework, content management system, forum portlet and single-sign on support. More information for this JBoss Portal community release is available at http://www.jboss.com/products/jbossportal.

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