WSRP

WSIA and WSRP are seen as a milestone to Web Services, as they define the standards for the reuse of user interface.

By contrast, WSRP splits presentation between the client and the server in a distributed paradigm.

The recent WSIA-WSRP Core Specification is indicative of the trend toward user control standards for human-facing interactive web services.

The WSRP specification defines a Web service interface for accessing and interacting with interactive presentation-oriented Web services.

Portlet definitions, portlet applications, Web modules, URL mappings, WSRP producers, themes, and skins are shared resource types.

WSRP is the standard for remote rendering of portlets, enabling a portal to aggregate content from multiple sources.

WSRP lets you use an adapter code you can plug in to applications from any Remote Portlet Web Service.

A higher integration level is achieved when using WSRP.

This version demonstrates IBM's continued commitment to open standards, such as JSR 168 and WSRP.

A major objective with this version of the specification is the alignment with WSRP 2. 0, which is also currently under development.

WebSphere Portal 6. 1 supports WSRP 2. 0 and allows full interoperability and event propagation between local and remote portlets.

Extract modified flag from WSRP response

Add modified flag to WSRP response