What you're proposing could work as long as the Portal/J URL is launching something running under a web browser or a servlet.
I've seen the Portal/J URL open MicroSoft SharePoint in search mode with "key" data. MS SharePoint's search runs and returns a list of possible hits in a web browser. When the user is done in SharePoint and closes browser, they are returned to Portal/J.
The P/J URL can launch a Java servlet under Tomcat.
It would be interesting to see if it's possible to launch Google's editor (Google Docs) against a document.
Accessing applications via Portal/J URL
Hi,
What you're proposing could work as long as the Portal/J URL is launching something running under a web browser or a servlet.
I've seen the Portal/J URL open MicroSoft SharePoint in search mode with "key" data. MS SharePoint's search runs and returns a list of possible hits in a web browser. When the user is done in SharePoint and closes browser, they are returned to Portal/J.
The P/J URL can launch a Java servlet under Tomcat.
It would be interesting to see if it's possible to launch Google's editor (Google Docs) against a document.
Regards