And I don't even know if it's possible ot include the HTMLPortlets
derectely in the psml file. My understanding is that I need to create a
portlet entry for each page, then add them to the PSML file. The problem
here, even if I wanted to use this method, there's no example about
adding the portlet entry to the registry for JS2. As far as I can
remember, I did this while ago, but it was through j2-admin tool, where
you can choose the portlet to add it to the page, then you can go and
customize the url. I can not find this portlet. I would prefer to add
the pages to psml directly.
Any ideas?
Mansour Al Akeel wrote:
Ron, thank you. This was my suggestion in the first place. What do I
do with the existing html pages ?
Do I add each individual page separately as a Html portlets and put
it into psml file ? What about the menus ?
Ron Wheeler wrote:
You might want to think about this from a different approach.
You might find that you just need to add the existing HTML as html
portlets to you new portal.
Make these available to anyone prior to logging in.
If you go to www.napaexcellence.ca, you can see all of the public
content which is for the most part static content.
We built this portal in stages. The first stage was a "marketing"
site that only had static HTML pages delivered by Jetspeed and then
we added some dynamic portlets (catalog search) and finally a full
portal.
Ron
Mansour wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am looking to add jetspeed to an existing website. The site
already contains few static html pages. We need to give the users
the ability to login and use applications provided by jetspeed. A
problem would be is how to introduce JS2 to the system. A possible
way is to add login fields (username and password) to the existing
pages, and forward the credential to jetspeed. So the users, will be
visiting the same old pages (HTML), and they can login with their
credentials. A problem with this approach is, it limits our ability
to add portlets that can be viewed by the public. So, if we decided
that portlet1 is to be available to all users, we have to find a
solution for this and it will be a pain to do it. Another way is to
use HTML portlets or IFrame, but these will be pain as well, as we
have to create a portlet for each existing page and update the links
back and forth, plus we have to consider the navigation menus.
The existing site consists of html pages, and menu items (contact
us, about us, products(a page for each ), services(a page for each
), home , documentation,......etc) with javascripts.
I though about using the concept of subsites, but AFAIK, it's for
hosting another jetspeed instance, and can not be used for HTML.
If someone have done something similar to this please provide me
with an advice.
Thank you in advance.
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