Hi Rich - Has anyone tested Beehive on BEA Portal? If not, I would be happy to try this out for you guys. Srini and me are writing a book on Apache Beehive and want to include a chapter on how Beehive works in a Portal environment.
Any help from you or anyone on this group would be very much appreciated, and credited appropriately in the book. Thanks Regards, Kunal Mittal IT - Television Sony Pictures Entertainment Cell: (310) 562-5050 Richard Feit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/24/2005 12:32 PM Please respond to "Beehive Developers" <beehive-dev@incubator.apache.org> To Beehive Developers <beehive-dev@incubator.apache.org> cc Subject Re: Beehive in Portal Environment. Hi Srini and Kunal, I'm assuming this question is about Page Flow working in a JSR168 environment (with its Portlet Request, etc.). Unfortunately, direct support for running in a JSR168 portlet didn't make it into v1.0, but it really should be in 1.1 (any comments you have would be great to add to the recently-created Beehive Wishlist at http://wiki.apache.org/beehive/WishList ). NetUI/Page Flow *is* set up internally to work in a portal/portlet environment, since its previous incarnation as part of the WebLogic Workshop server runtime was integrated into WebLogic Portal (and I know from the WebLogic Portal people that Beehive is being integrated/tested in the next version of that product). Given that appropriate abstractions/hooks are there, it *may* be possible to write an adapter that would make all this work without changing any Beehive code... but I'm not sure about this and haven't looked into it yet. Doing this right may require deeper changes to the Page Flow APIs. Just so we're all on the same page, by "working" inside a portlet, I mean that an entire page flow, including all the parameters/attributes in its requests and all its internally-stored session state, is scoped so it is independent of all other Page Flow portlets, and all its rendered URLs are automatically rewritten to take advantage of this scoping behavior and to re-post to Portal URLs rather than straight action/page URLs. If I've missed any piece of your question, let me know. Thanks, Rich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Just to add to Srini's question - has Beehive been tested on any specific >Portal - BEA, IBM, JBoss etc? > >Thanks >Regards, > >Kunal Mittal >IT - Television >Sony Pictures Entertainment >Cell: (310) 562-5050 > > > >Srini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >04/23/2005 07:00 PM >Please respond to >"Beehive Developers" <beehive-dev@incubator.apache.org> > > >To >beehive-dev@incubator.apache.org >cc > >Subject >Beehive in Portal Environment. > > > > > > >Hello every one, >I have a question regarding usage of Beehive . >I am curious to know whether Apache Beehive be used in portal environment. >Can we develop/deploy portlets using Apache Beehive. Is there any document >or example which shows examples of Using Apache Beehive in a Portal >Environment. > >Thanks >Srini > > > >**************************************************************** >* Srinivas Kanchanavally * >* E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] * >* * >* * >* * >* * >* * >************************************************************** > > >
