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“The field of machine learning is concerned with the question of how to construct computer programs that automatically improve with experience” – Tom M. Mitchell. As Artificial intelligence and Machine learning are in action now, there are various APIs and libraries available with Java too. Let’s look at TensorFlow – TensorFlow is an open source… Continue reading Liferay and Machine learning with TensorFlow!

Liferay Portal has verity of implementation out there from small application to largest scale enterprise portals. And whenever one server isn’t sufficient to serve the high traffic needs of your portal, you can scale your Liferay portal by adding additional servers. Basically when group of servers and other resources act like a single system and enable… Continue reading Scale Your Liferay Application by Clustering

The benefit of virtual multiple portals consists of sharing several resources between the virtual portals. Rather than having one of these resources for each portal, all virtual portals use the same single instance of such a resource. This reduces the administrative cost and optimizes the resource usage. Typically, virtual portals share the following resources: Physical… Continue reading Multiple Portal Instances in Liferay

Arquillian is a Java EE testing platform that performs testing for java classes on containers. Liferay DXP / 7 offers Arquillian Liferay extension that can be used to test Liferay plugins along with their OSGI components. In this blog, we will see how we can write and execute Integration test using this extension in Liferay.… Continue reading Improve unit testing in DXP using Arquillian Extension with Jacoco Report

Directory Services store information in organized manner usually in hierarchical structure. LDAP Servers are commonly used to store usernames, passwords and can be connected by using LDAP Protocol that is based on TCP/UDP. Since LDAP Servers are central places for information storage, many of the times we require to fetch user specific information from them… Continue reading LDAP User Import with Groups in Liferay 7 / DXP

Portlet preferences are the persisted values of the portlet related preference data. Normally administrator uses preferences to provide a customization view to all users.  End User uses the preferences for configuring portlets just the way they like to see/behave. Portlet preferences are stored in “key-value” pair. There is noticeable change in the way to implement it in Liferay 6.x and… Continue reading Liferay 7 Portlet Preferences

It has been more than a year Liferay 7 / DXP has released and it is widely accepted and highly appreciated by users. Here are some cool UI features, that most of the business users have been liking a lot and has simplified their work a lot. 1) Everything is just a click away Yes,… Continue reading Liferay 7 / DXP: 7 UI features making the difference

Since its inception Liferay has maintained a reputation of using latest technologies to help build robust portal products and the legacy continues with Liferay 7 also. Liferay 7 has acquired many new concepts like development of single page application (SPA) , Arquillian extension for functional as well as integration testing of product, adapting OSGI framework… Continue reading Felix GoGo Shell Custom Command with Liferay 7

CAPTCHA stands for Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. It is mainly used to detect whether the end user is human or machine. There has been always issues solving captcha as it generates complex image with along with text, many a times, it’s not clearly even visible. So, Google introduced a new way – reCAPTCHA – as they… Continue reading RECAPTCHA on Custom page with Liferay 7 / DXP

  The Liferay developer community has been waiting since long for Ext with Liferay 7 and it got recently released with GA4. This post will be focused on Ext Plugin and how to implement Ext Plugin in Liferay 7/ DXP. In case you are new to Liferay and don’t know what is EXT, here is quick… Continue reading Ext Plugin with Liferay 7 in just 5 steps