Portlet Business Rules
Table - Summary Portlet Rule Statements outlines the Portlet Business Rules, which are explained further below.
Table - Summary Portlet Rule Statements
Rule Statements
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Location
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Portlet Life-cycle: Each portlet must include a deployment descriptor as specified in JSR 286.
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BR-P-1
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Portlet Life-cycle: Each portlet must implement specific portlet life-cycle management functions as specified in JSR 286.
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BR-P-2
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Portlet Logging: Each portlet must log events via portlet container logging functions.
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BR-P-3
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Portlet User Interface: If functionality to customize / personalize the portlet user interface is provided, it must be consistent with JSR 286.
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BR-P-4
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Portlet Security: Each portlet must control access to content / functionality based on user and role information via the portal.
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BR-P-5
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Portlet Security: Each portlet must use portal services to authenticate users.
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BR-P-6
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Portlet Security: Each portlet must securely transport sensitive content.
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BR-P-7
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Inter-Portlet Communication: Inter-portlet communication must be performed only by either public render parameters or events as specified in JSR 286.
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BR-P-8
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Remote Portlet Security: Remote portlets must follow Web Service standards defined in this Web Services chapter to secure Simple Object Access Protocol messages, verify the sender’s identity, and exchange authentication and authorization data.
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BR-P-9
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