Jetspeed is more of a framework than a web-app. Concerning persitency - the war comes with a built in hypersonic db.
Stef. -----Original Message----- From: Amir Nashat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Donnerstag, 18. September 2003 03:24 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: new jetspeed user Hello all, I just downloaded the jetspeed portal, installed and started playing. All is going well. A couple questions come to mind 1) Is Jetspeed a portlet container? Granted not a reference implementation but I'm curious as to the .war extension. Are containers nothing more then war files and thus a web app? I've read the spec front to back and still are not sure about this one. If someone can point to the section I'd be very much obliged. 2) So I haven't tied Jetspeed into any backend database. I then create a new user. I then create another new user with the same user name and it chokes on me saying that this user already exists. How is this user data persisted in the first place if I have no data store to save it in? I'm curious about this one. Doing a little search I noticed that data is saved into the jetspeed.script file. So when jetspeed starts is this file read and a in-memory object created that stores all the users? Is this assumption correct? Anyone? Thanks for your help everyone. Regards, Amir Amir N. Nashat Software Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.cj.com p 805 560 0777 d 805 899 8936 f 805 560 0776 Commission Junction delivers advanced solutions for online marketing. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
