Could be applicable, I agree. In selecting
the use case, focused on requiring two registrations and involving an end user.
Regards,
Andre
From: Rich Thompson
[mailto:richt2@us.ibm.com]
Sent: 04 October 2004 14:33
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Subject: [wsrp-interfaces]
copyPortlet - additional use case
I wonder if the following is not another use case that
the copyPortlet factory proposal is seeking to solve (note that the problem
this use case raises is more acute when portlet hierarchies are involved):
A
page designer spends a significant amount of time tweaking the customizations
of a portlet for a particular set of pages in order to provide maximum benefit
to the users of those pages. The page designer is then given a task for another
set of pages for which use of that same portlet will only require small changes
in the set of customizations used for the first set of pages. Rather than
starting again or (potentially) having future changes to the customizations of
the first portlet bleed into the pages using it the second time, the page designer
would like to produce an independent copy of the customized portlet and use
that as the starting point for the work on the new set of pages.
Rich
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