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CMS + Java Application Server Integration Architecture

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SDL Tridion has full support for working with Java application servers. I've done several implementations personally, and I know of many more.
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I have published out static content from Tridion to a Tomcat application server in a couple of implementations in the past. These have included a few integration points with 3rd party systems and were very straightforward to setup and configure.

It is worth noting that the latest version of Tridion also comes with a Content Delivery web service (also able to run in the Java application server), which (if you use Tridion's Dynamic Content Delivery) can allow external applications to access your content too. This can be very useful for mobile applications, etc.

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[Drupal][1] + iframe blocks (same approach with liferay iframe portlet)
you can implement some drupal module to manage your "portlet"
passing data from your CMS to the iframe may be a pain
but if you need the SSO only, cookie is enough..


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