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Liferay 6.2 User Interface Development will show you the efficient ways to develop custom user interface components for a Liferay Portal website. You will learn how to create themes, write page layouts, develop portlets, and use Alloy User Interface widgets. This book will prepare you with a full set of tools and skills for the development of Liferay user interfaces.
Liferay 6.2 User Interface Development guides you through the components of the Liferay Portal user interface step-by-step.The Liferay tags, analysis of the Alloy UI widgets, and the anatomy of a theme are explained in detail. Explanations are accompanied with screenshots and code that executes smoothly. This book explains how the components are rendered one after another into a complete HTML file.
You will learn how to create and upgrade a theme, how to write a responsive page layout and how to develop generic-style portlets, Spring MVC portlets, and Vaadin portlets. The book will help you in using Alloy UI, jQuery, Ext JS, and Dojo Toolkit in Liferay.
By the end of this book, you will have gained experience in developing all the user interface components for the Liferay Portal and know the latest ways of using tags, composing widgets, and writing Ajax calls and developing portlets, page layouts, and themes efficiently.
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First published: November 2013
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Authors
Xinsheng Chen
Jonas X. Yuan
Frank Yu
Reviewers
Albert Coronado Calzada
Sandeep Nair
Acquisition Editors
Anthony Albuquerque
Rukhsana Khambatta
Lead Technical Editors
Mayur Hule
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Aparna Chand
Amit Singh
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Kyle Albuquerque
Xinsheng Chen is a web application architect. He holds an MS degree in Computer Science from California State University, San Bernardino. His focus was on online banking applications. He also has a Bachelor's degree from Wuhan University, China. Mr. Chen was previously a QA engineer working at VMware, Inc. He later led a team in developing four educational computer games for a Florida school district. Mr. Chen has rich experience in J2EE technologies. He also has extensive experience in Content Management Systems (CMS), including Alfresco. He has worked on 23 Liferay Portal projects. He is also the co-author of Liferay Beginner's Guide and Liferay User Interface Development .
I would sincerely like to thank Rukhsana Khambatta (Acquisition Editor), Abhishek Kori (Project Coordinator), Mayur Hule (Lead Technical Editor), and Wendell Palmer (Project Coordinator) at Packt Publishing. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to update this book. I appreciate your excellent management of the book writing process. It has been a great experience working together with you.
I would also thank Aparna Chand, Nadeem Bagban, and Amit Singh (Technical Editors) who have helped me add the final touch to the book before its publication.
Thanks also goes to Shuyang Zhou and Nate Cavanaugh at Liferay, Inc. I learned a lot from them while I wrote this book and worked on Liferay Portal projects.
I would like to thank Frank Yu and Jonas Yuan at ForgeLife, Inc. I appreciate their understanding and support both in my life and at my work.
I would like to thank Tushar Shah at LinkedIn, Inc., who supported me when I needed it. I would also thank Tina Agrawal, Tejash Patel, and Hemen Punjani at Cignex Datamatics, Inc. They were my co-workers and I had worked happily with them.
I would also thank Xinli Chen, my eldest sister, who has always been supporting me behind the scenes. My progress and achievements could not have been possible without her support and sacrifice.
Jonas X. Yuan is a Chief Architect of ForgeLife LLC and an expert on Liferay Portal, e-commerce, and Content Management Systems (CMS). As an open source community contributor, he has published five Liferay books from 2008 to 2012. He is also an expert on Liferay integration with Ad Server OpenX, different search engines, enterprise content including videos, audio, images, documents, and web contents, and other technologies, such as BPM Intalio and Business Intelligence Pentaho, LDAP, and SSO. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Zurich, where he focused on Integrity Control in federated database systems.
He earned his M.S. and B.S. degrees from China, where he conducted research on expert systems for predicting landslides. Previously, he worked as a Project Manager and a Technical Architect in Web GIS (Geographic Information System). He is experienced in Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and has deep, hands-on skills in J2EE technologies. He developed a BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) engine called BPELPower from scratch at the NASA data center. As the chief architect, Dr. Yuan successfully led and launched several large-scale Liferay/Alfresco e-commerce projects for millions of users each month.
He has worked on the following books: Liferay Portal Enterprise Intranets , 2008; Liferay Portal 5.2 Systems Development , 2009; Liferay Portal 6 Enterprise Intranets , 2010; Liferay User Interface Development , 2010; Liferay Portal Systems Development , 2012.
I would like to thank all my team members at Liferay, specially Raymond Auge, Brian Chan, Bryan Cheung, Jorge Ferrer, Michael Young, Jerry Niu, Ed Shin, Craig Kaneko, Brian Kim, Bruno Farache, Thiago Moreira, Amos Fong, Scott Lee, David Truong, Alexander Chow, Mika Koivisto, Julio Camarero, Douglas Wong, Ryan Park, Eric Min, John Langkusch, Marco Abamonga, Michael Han, Samuel Kong, Nate Cavanaugh, Arcko Duan, Richard Sezov, Joshua Asbury, Shuyang Zhou, and Juan Fernndez for providing support and valuable information. Many thanks to all my friends in the Liferay community.
I sincerely thank and appreciate Rukhsana Khambatta (Acquisition Editor), Abhishek Kori (Project Coordinator), Mayur Hule (Lead Technical Editor), and Wendell Palmer (Project Coordinator) at Packt Publishing for critiquing and fixing my writing style.
Last but not least, I would like to thank my parents and my wife, Linda, for their love, understanding, and encouragement. My special thanks to my wonderful and understanding kid, Joshua.
Albert Coronado Calzada is a highly experienced Information Technology professional with more than 13 years of experience in Java EE, high performance portals, e-commerce, and enterprise software solutions. Albert has studied Information Technology Engineering and has a Master's in Economics and Financial Management of Companies.
Albert is currently working as a freelance software developer, trainer, and consultant for international customers. Albert is an open source software contributor and has released different applications for Liferay and Android.
Albert lives in Girona (Spain) and maintains a blog at http://www.albertcoronado.com. You can contact him through LinkedIn (es.linkedin.com/in/albertcoronado/) or Twitter (
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