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SharePoint Services for Sun Java System Portal Server 7.2 

My accomplishments made it possible for users to access the Sun Java System Portal Server 7.2  desktop as the common user interface for both Portal Server data and services as well as Microsoft Windows SharePoint services and data:
  • participating on an agile development team during the  feature analysis, implementation, and testing phases to quickly deliver working software prototypes (see my blog for more details).
  • authoring online help topics based on contributions from the project team, which also included verifying  task and reference information against available software builds whenever possible.
Sun Java System Portal Server 6 2004Q2 Migration Guide

The Sun Java System Portal Server 6.2 product was originally acquired from Netscape to  aggregate Web content and services for display in a  single Web browser window. The goal of the Sun Java System Portal Server 6 2004Q2 Migration Guide was to facilitate upgrades from previous releases (SunONE Portal Server 3.0 and Sun Java System Portal Server 6.0/6.1). My accomplishments made it possible to migrate customers from unsupported versions of the portal server software in a more predictable manner by:
  • cooperating with engineering and test teams to  document migration tasks from previous releases to Sun Java Sytem Portal Server 6 2004Q2 as they were being implemented and tested.
  • revising and updating migration documentation as needed based on input from field engineers and technical support after the product release.
Understanding the Portlet Container 1.0 Software and Deploying Portlets

This article was posted to the Sun Developer Network by Deepak Gothe to describe the implementation of the Java Portlet Specifcation (JSR 168)  driver that allows portal components to be developed with the Java language. 
My accomplishments enabled greater developer adoption of the NetBeans Portlet Plugin as a preferred method to deploy portal applications by:
  • working with the contributor so that the article was written clearly and concisely (including reviews for technical accuracy).
  • formatting the draft for print and online output using stylesheets approved by the Sun Developer Network.

Developing Portlets with the NetBeans Portlet Plugin

This article was posted to the Sun Developer Network by Vihang Pathak and Satya Ranjan to describe the use of an add-in to the NetBeans integrated development environment to support portal applications using the Java Application Platform SDK available from Sun. My accomplishments enabled greater developer adoption of the NetBeans Portlet Plugin as a preferred method to deploy portal applications by:
  • working with the contributors so that the article was written clearly and concisely (including reviews for technical accuracy).
  • formatting the draft for print and online output using stylesheets approved by the Sun Developer Network.

Administering Web Services for Remote Portlets for Sun Java System Portal Server 7.1

This article was posted to the Solaris system administrator web site by Sunil Bhaskaran to successfully implement a WSRP client/server configuration for Portal services. My accomplishments made it possible for the author to present the content clearly and concisely by:
  • working with the contributor so that the article was written clearly and concisely (including reviews for technical accuracty)
  • formatting the draft for print and online output using stylesheets approved by the Sun Developer Network.