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hi craig!
thank you for this information!
but is there also a possibility to do the portlet
deployment "by hand"? if i would create a portlet with 'standard webapplication
directory structure', compile the .java file, create a portlet.xml, web.xml,...
would this also work? and can i find somewhere in the www a detailed
instruction?
thank you,
bernhard
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: deployment of a
portlet
Hi Bernhard,
I created an Admin Portlet Application
that include portlets for deploying new portlet applications to Pluto, which
is now incorporated into the Pluto binary distribution in the Subversion
repository. I suggest you try to build the binary distribution from SVN using
maven (command line: maven distribute:binary). Maven will build a zipped and
tarred version of the distribution and place it in the target/distributions
directory. Expand one of these files into your file system.
After you start this new version of Pluto, click on the
Admin link and use the Deploy War Portlet to deploy your custom
portlet.
/Craig
| "Bernhard Bauer"
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05/13/2005 05:08 AM
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hi all!
i'm let's say a very beginner with pluto. so i'm trying to deploy a
simple portlet into pluto. but it drives me crazy.
i use the binary distribution
of pluto & java 1.5 on a windows machine.
i found the example bookmark
portlets on javaworld and tried to follow the instruction...
first thing - my binary pluto file has no install.bat or
something like that (i know it's not necessary because it comes with a tomcat
distribuition and you just have to start the server with the startup file in
the bin directory)
anyway - when it comes to the deployment of the bookmark portlet in the
javaworld article - there is mentioned a file called something like
"portletDeploy.bat" - i've no file like this...
i've tried so much including
maven & ant deployment but can't manage to get the thing running - please
help me!! is someone out the who has a clear instruction how to deploy a
portlet in pluto - step by step!
i would be very grateful!
thank you,
bernhard
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