liferay portal with asp.net

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liferay portal with asp.net

This is a java noob related question. Have been looking at Liferay portal technology, however I'm a dotnet (c# or vb) developer by day. Does anyone know if you can use the install of liferay to host dotnet code, not just by using the iFrame method of redirecting to a different site - that just sucks in my opinion

Alternatively is the saner option to go down the port my skills back to java?

Thanks Mark

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Liferay is Java Portal framework that runs in a Java Application Server, like Tomcat. Liferay itself and the backing application server can't run .Net code. You will need to use Java and specifically the Java Portlet Specification in order to do Liferay development.

kgiannakakis 2009-10-26 12:12:42

to be picky: You actually don't need java. There are examples for portlets in Ruby and PHP. But all in all you're correct: I'm not aware of any .net bridge for Liferay, so I'd still say your answer is correct with regards to the intent of the question :)

Olaf 2010-05-14 20:10:42

Is it possible that any .net application to support liferay in future

kumar 2010-02-03 13:14:14

unlikely in my honest opinion

harrisonmeister 2010-03-03 18:31:23

I have been worked a Integration Project of Liferay-Java Appliction with c# application. But as of now it was hosted in different websever [I mean c# app was in ISS) . So you can still have a dot net application (with Database (MySql)) and call it from Java Application which is in a Liferay Portal.

Nanda 2010-05-14 04:39:01

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