displayed next to it to view the bookmarks in the folder.This portlet allows users to add, edit, delete, export bookmarks to file and import existing bookmarks from a workstation. The bookmarks can be organized in folders. The user can create, edit, delete and re-order these folders. The user can use these bookmarks to access regularly visited websites. This portlet also provide the feature to bookmark WebSphere Portal pages and supports JSR 168 specification.
Download the source code for the Bookmarks portlet from here.
Edit Bookmark
Edit Bookmark -
Select a language
Edit Bookmark - Use a selected
langage
Edit Folder
Edit Folder - Select a language
Edit Folder - Use a selected
langage
Delete Item
Note: You should have ant version 1.5.4 or above installed on your system.
The Bookmarks portlet allows you to keep the sites you use most, at your fingertips. You can bookmark both internal pages as well as external sites. These bookmarks can be organized with the help of folders. With the Bookmarks portlet, you can do the following:
There are three modes in the Bookmarks portlet:
In the Edit and Configure Modes, all the actions described above can be performed. The changes done in the Configure Mode are reflected throughout the portal, whereas the changes done in the View mode will be reflected only in the respective portlet. The Edit Mode is used for setting the Multi-Language support flag.
displayed next to it to view the bookmarks in the folder.Note: A page created by a user must have a custom unique name specified under Portal Settings in the Administration tab in order to appear on the list of available pages to bookmark. See your system administrator for more information.
icon. icon. icon. icon.You can enable or disable the Multi-Language support for bookmarks portlet by selecting the option Yes/No in Edit mode of this portlet.
is selected while on the folder. is selected while on the bookmark.Note: The image size need not be specified, as all images do appear as bullets by default.
The Bookmarks portlet is licensed under CPL.
Frequently asked questions with their answers to go here.
This section provides the guidelines for contributing code to the Bookmarks Portlet. Contribution includes added functionality or enhancements to this portlet. Bug fixes can always be submitted.
We will be glad to take a look at the code you wish to contribute to Bookmarks Portlet. We cannot guarantee that the code will be included. Contributions of general interest and written according to the guidelines have a better chance of becoming a part of this portlet.
For any significant new functionality, contact the Bookmarks Portlet development team through the mailing list
While you are considering contributing code to Bookmarks Portlet, make sure that the legal terms are acceptable to you and your organization.
In order for your code to be contributed, you need to assign to IBM joint copyright ownership in the contribution. You retain joint ownership in the contribution without restriction. (For the complete set of terms, please see the forms mentioned below.
The sections below describe two processes, for one-time contributors and for ongoing contributors. In either case, please complete the form(s) electronically and send it/them to IBM for review. After review by IBM, please print and sign the form(s), send it/them by mail, and send the code. The code will then be evaluated.
Please consult a legal representative if you do not understand the implications of the copyright assignment.
If you would like to make a contribution only once or infrequently, please use the Joint Copyright Assignment - One-time Contribution form . The contribution will be identified by a bug ID which is unique to the contribution and will be entered into the form. Therefore, please make sure that there is an appropriate bug (or Request For Enhancement) in the portlet bug database, or submit one.
The code contribution will be checked into a special part of the Bookmarks portlet source code repository and evaluated. The Bookmarks portlet team may request updates, for example, for better conformance with the design principles, coding and testing guidelines, or performance. Such updates can be contributed without exchanging another form. A Bookmarks portlet team member commits related materials into the Bookmarks portlet source code repository using the same bug ID that was entered in the copyright assignment form.
If you are interested in making frequent contributions to the Bookmarks portlet, then the Bookmarks portlet Project Management Committee may agree to invite you as an ongoing contributor. Ongoing contributors may be individuals but are more typically expected to be companies with one or more people ("authors") writing different parts of one or more contributions.
In this case, the relationship between the contributor and the Bookmarks portlet team is much closer: One or more authors belonging to the contributor will have commit access to the Bookmarks portlet source code repository. With this direct access come additional responsibilities, including an understanding that the contributor will work to follow the technical guidelines for contributions, and agreement to adhere to the terms of the copyright assignment forms for all future contributions.
The process for ongoing contributors involves two types of forms. Initially, and only once, an ongoing contributor submits a Joint Copyright Assignment by Ongoing Contributor form, agreeing to essentially the same terms as in the one-time contributor form, for all future contributions.
The contributor must also send another form, Addendum to Joint Copyright Assignment by Ongoing Contributor: Authors, for the initial set and each addition of authors to Bookmarks portlet contributions, before any contributions from these authors are committed into the Bookmarks portlet source code repository. (Only new, additional authors need to be listed on each such form.) The contributor agrees to ensure that all of these authors agree to adhere to the terms of the associated Joint Copyright Assignment by Ongoing Contributor Agreement.
Some of an ongoing contributor's authors will have commit access to the Bookmarks portlet source code repository. Their committer IDs need to be established before completing the Authors Addendum form, so that these committer IDs can be entered there. (The committer IDs should be activated only after the form is received.)
Committer authors commit materials directly into the appropriate parts of the Bookmarks portlet source code repository. Contributions from an ongoing contributor are identified by their association with the contributor's committer IDs.
All previous contributions from non-IBM sources to the Bookmarks portlet are listed on the code contributions page in Bookmarks portlet's source code repository. The page contains links to the softcopies of the Joint Copyright Assignment forms.
You can browse the source code repository at bmarksportlet.cvs.sourceforge.net/cvsroot/bmarksportlet using a CVS client.
You can report a bug or submit a feature/support request for the Bookmarks portlet here .
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