Providing status of portal content
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InventorBernd Schmitt
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Methods and apparatus, including computer-program products, for providing a portal-based desktop. A computer-implemented method for providing status of portal content includes identifying at least one element of portal content to which a user is subscribed. The method includes monitoring a state of the one element of portal content. The method includes indicating status of the one element of portal content, the indication being included as portal content. A computer program product, for providing status of portal content, includes instructions operable to cause a processor to identify at least one element of portal content to which a user is subscribed. The product includes instructions to monitor a state of the one element of portal content. The product includes instructions to indicate status of the one element of portal content, the indication being included as portal content. The product is tangibly stored on machine-readable medium.
A computer-implemented method for providing status of portal content in a portal session, comprising:
A computer program product, stored on a non-transitory machine-readable storage medium, for providing a status of portal content in a portal session, the product including instructions operable to cause a processor to:
A system for providing status of portal content in a portal session, comprising:
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Input arrangements for transferring data to be processed into a form capable
Retrieval from the web: browsing optimisation, e.g. caching or content distillation
Computing and data processing
Term ended 17 Apr 2025 (estimated)
The present disclosure relates to data processing, and more particularly to portals.
Generally, a portal refers to a single entry point through which a user can access information, applications, and services needed to perform one or more tasks. Computer programs that generate portals, or simply portal software, typically reside on a server of a network such as, for example, the Internet. Portal software is usually accessed from a client computer.
A portal can include, for example, content such as data, applications and transactional systems, and Web content and services. The data can be structured or unstructured. The portal content is generally included in the portal by subscription. That is, the user subscribes to the content that the user wants to be included in the portal. Portal software, thus, can provide different portal content to different users. Furthermore, portal software can provide the same portal content to a particular user, regardless of where in the network the user accesses the portal software. The user will, thus, have the same portal content even when the user launches the portal from different client computers.
FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of a portal system.
FIG. 2 shows a method for providing a portal-based desktop in a computing environment.
FIG. 3 shows an example organization of portal content.
Overview
FIG. 1 shows a portal system 100. The system includes a component 102 that provides the portal infrastructure, a component 104 that provides an application infrastructure (e.g., a Web application infrastructure), and a component 106 that provides an exchange infrastructure.
The portal infrastructure facilitates user-or people-centric collaboration. The portal infrastructure component 102 can be implemented as a single computing device or multiple computing devices. The portal infrastructure component 102 includes portal software that provides the portal framework. As discussed, the portal content can be customized by subscribing to content and organized according to user input. The component 102 can store information that indicate the content subscriptions and organization for a user. Portal software can include computer programs that monitor the status of the portal content and push status information to a client.