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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... Composite Application Development

"Microsoft has made a significant investment in the Web Parts approach to integration. You should understand, however, that Web Parts (like their Java cousins, portlets) alone doth not a composite application make. A single Web Part exposing information from Repository X in one part of the page, collected with another Web Part exposing information from Repository Y in a different panel on the same page, is not a composite application -- it's your typical portal dashboard. A composite application attempts to mash up information, services, or processes from multiple different repositories and/or applications in a single, actionable view. "

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Portals and CMS software alive and well at CEBIT.

10-Mar-2006

Yesterday the annual CEBIT expo opened in Hannover, Germany. It's an enormous IT exhibition the size of a small city. You'll find 31 portal vendors, 43 CMS vendors and once you're done with those, you can visit the booths of document management vendors, digital rights management suppliers, and much more. The event goes until Wednesday, and it's a useful experience for a potential technology buyer with sufficient stamina. In total CEBIT holds about 6,200 booths and is expecting around 500,000 visitors. Enjoy!

- Submitted by: Janus Boye, Contributing Analyst

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