I suggest you upgrade to jetspeed version 1.3a2-dev from the nightly build.  Most of 
the discussions are related to 1.3a2-dev.

I believe their is a JDK problem with a unix, although I do not know the version of 
the JDK or which Unix.  The resolution was to use a previous version of the JDK.  
Suggest you search the jetspeed user and developer mailing lists, 
http://www.mail-archive.com

Paul Spencer

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> using two different machines - one running Windows 2000, the other Solaris 
2.8.
i do the "how to write a porlet" discussion.
i place the HelloWorldPortlet in WEB-INF/classes and register the portlet 
with jetspeed-config.jcfg.
the portlet does its thing on the Windows box - says hello and appears in 
the customizer.
the Solaris 2.8 machine - nothing - no hello, no HelloWorldPortlet in the 
customizer.

i may be screwing up here - this could well be a Tomcat issue and i am 
asking my question in the wrong forum - or worse yet a Unix problem - then 
i'm really gonna be embarassed.

not to cross forums, but just for a little more information - Turbine and 
Cocoon2 stand up on the Windows box, but neither stand up on the Unix box 
(this is what makes me believe that my problem is not a Jetspeed issue).

i am running catalina on both platforms passing in 'run' on the command 
line but no '-security'.



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