It's been almost two years now since I blogged about CFMX, Portlets and JSR 168. Since then, I haven't seen anything published on the subject, outside of a few conversations I've had with various other developers and a handful of Macromedia people.
What I find myself wondering today is,if anyone out there is building JSR 168 compliant portlets using ColdFusion, and if so, how are you doing it and what portal platforms are you deploying on? With Macromedia soliciting feature requests for ColdFusion 8, this is one area I'd really like to see formally addressed by Macromedia.
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We have deployed our "E-Services" system on a WebSphere Portal 5.1 box using CFMX 7 as the source. Currently using a custome built portlet which simply has an IFrame container pointing at at cfmx page. (Did this in our first cut at putting cfmx 6 on a WebSphere box and because of time and manpower constraints never got around to improving on that). Would really like to find resources or other people (like CMLCPT above) where the cfmx code runs in the portlet as opposed to an IFrame.
We were one of the first to beta test cf on WebSphere and at the time there was some Macromedia developers tinkering around with something they were calling CFPORTLET, but I never heard much on that again.