Apache Jetspeed: the Open Source Portal Is Still Maintained

🛠️ Jetspeed Releases: Bluesunrise Maintains and Releases New Jetspeed Versions
The once popular Apache Jetspeed Open Source Portal is no longer maintained by Apache. It was retired (made dormant) as of May 24, 2022. No further support will be provided by Apache. Bluesunrise is announcing we are still maintaining Jetspeed for customers. We have forked the source code from Github, and we have done one minor release and one major release. Please contact sales@bluesunrise.com for support options.
2.3.2 release of Jetspeed-2. First release outside of Apache made available from Bluesunrise
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update java mail dependencies
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Parallel Renderer Prioritized Thread Group allowing for guaranteed rendering completion of a set of portlets prior to parallel renderer
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IP WhiteList Feature
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RememberMe Login Filter
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Portlet / Spring Dependency injection - Jetspeed Portlet Factory extension to provide factories for creating portlets, filters and validators
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Layout Portlet configuration properties can now optionally be loaded via servlet context resource stream
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Password Validator order broken when new password credentials. When migrating security credentials, handle updating of password
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New user manager password credential bug fix. this fix is to the UserManagerService
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Implement method required by Java7/JDBC4.
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User Prefs are now optional. Added ability to configure enabling/disabling by jetspeed.properties
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example of using changeSessionIdOnAuthentication feature in Tomcat
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inherit title from psml, should not be hard-coded
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J2-Admin: update to Jetspeed 2.3.2 dependencies
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J2-Admin: Improve width of some input fields, better format error messages, and fix bug in updating of credentials
This is the last release supporting Java 7 and Tomcat 7. The next releases will require Java 8 and Tomcat 8 under 2.4.x
2.4.0 release of Jetspeed-2. First release requiring Java 8 or higher Tomcat 8
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Upgrade to Tomcat 8.5.99
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Require Java 8 or higher
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Further improvements to the new One Time Password feature introduced in 2.3.2
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J2-Admin: One Time Password Feature implemented
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J2-Admin: Start of new framework for customization overlays
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J2-Admin: Sleepy Portlet for Async Rendering testing
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J2-Admin Forgotten password resources update