> -----Original Message----- > From: Jürgen Hoffmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 9:16 AM > To: 'Jetspeed Users List' > Subject: AW: OJB > > > Hi David, > > >> Has anyone successfully used OJB as his Persistence Layer in > Jetspeed? > > > I started writing a Registry service with OJB. Its in the cvs. Didn't > finish though, ran out of time. > > How far have you been from finishing it? Is it worth to continue ist > development or start over? > > >> Does anyone know if there are plans on moving to OJB? Turbine will be > > >> moving to OJB. Another question. We have developped a full blown > >> Turbine > > > Are you sure that Turbine is moving to OJB or is Torque being merged > with OJB? > > I am quit sure 99,9%. I have read an artivle on the OJB Mailing list > written by the creator of OJB that he is in close contact with the > Turbine Guys and that OJB is supposed to replace Torque in the upcoming > Versions of Turbine ( Versions after 2.2 has finally been released ;) ). > As far as I know OJB still use Torque Funtionality for the generation of > Java Skeleton Classes. This could result into merging, but only for this > part, since OJB uses reflection to access the Objects.
Thats good to hear, since the users are all generating with Torque now, and there must be a migration path. > > >> App. Is it possible to integrate this Application with Jetspeed? Is > >> there any documentaion that I am overseeing? > > >Jetspeed is a Turbine application. > >Not really sure what you want to do. > >If you have velocity templates and actions, they should port easily to > the Velocity portlet. Likewise for JSP templates, porting to the > JSPPortlet. Or you >can just leave your application as is, and proxy it > via an IFramePortlet or WebPagePortlet. > > Would that be create a new pane with the Turbine App as a name once > Clicked on use the WebPagePortlet as a Container (Proxy)? This sounds > exactly like the solution I was looking for. > When you say pane, are you speaking of a Jetspeed PSML pane? I was simply suggesting that they were portlets. Of course you can layout your pane to have one portlet per pane. Lots of possiblities... David -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
