Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:   extend the classical portal (with static portlets) design with HTML DOM b clipping on the client browser using dynamic JavaScript portlets: the port al server supplies the user/passwords for all servi ces through https and the client browser retrieves b pages and cuts/sel ects/changes the desired parts using paths (XPath) in the b page structure. This operation brings along a set of adv antages: dynamic wrapping of existing legacy bsit es in the client browser, the reloading of only changed portlets ins tead of whole portal, low bandwidth on the server, the elimination of re-writing the URL links in the portal, and last bu t not least, a support for Java applets in portlets by putting the login cookies on the client browser. Our solution is comp liant with JSR168 Portlet Specification allowing po rtability across all vendor platforms.
['Paul Fodor']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Portlet Wrappers using JavaScript
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