RE: CC/PP

[Pramod Jain]

what is CC/PP?


-Original Message-
From: Federica Fantini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 06, 2004 4:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CC/PP


Hi,
I'm a student in computer engineering at Parma University, in Italy.
For my degree thesis I'm trying to implement a basic support for CC-PP 
for Jetspeed.
Do you have any suggestion?
Which files and classes do I have to modify or to examine?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance

Federica Fantini


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Getting a list of logged in users

[Pramod Jain]

We are trying to get a list of all the users that have logged in.  Is there an easy 
way to do this?

I have seen message  http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg08816.html and 
others in the thread that
suggest creating a table and updating the table when user logs in and out.  This will 
not work if the user does not click on logout
but closes the window--in our case this happens more than 50% of the time.

We are thinking of using inefficient methods like: body onload and body onunload in 
topLoggedIn.jsp ... output gets redirected to
hidden iframes etc. We are looking for better ways to "robustly" keep track of logged 
in users.  Any input would be appreciated

thanks


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RE: How to Href to a PortletAction

[Pramod Jain]

Georg:

You can call a javascript function where you do the submit:

function linkSubmit()
{
frm = document.forms[0]; // whatever
frm.action=whatever;

frm.submit();
}

Hope this helps



-Original Message-
From: Georg Filios [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 5:21 AM
To: Jetspeed Users List
Subject: JSP: How to Href to a PortletAction


Hi,

I was walking through  the mail archive, but couldnt find a solution 
(shame on me, using the wrong search words??)!

Anyway here is my problem, i havent found solved in a jsp-template.

I wrote a portlet, which shows some data. I Extended the 
JSPActionPortlet class for this.
It has some welldefined actions, like "doUpdate(...)"
Calling these actions from within a form workes fine (using a submit 
button with the value "eventSubmit_doUpdate").

So far ok.

Now I want to call a PortletAction  from a link.
something like 

RE: file upload

[Pramod Jain]

check out

http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg10114.html

it should answer your request.


-Original Message-
From: Robert Gombotz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 10:05 AM
To: 'Jetspeed Users List'
Subject: file upload


hi!

I guess this is not really a jetspeed-specific question:

I would need to write a portlet, prolly a velocity-portlet, that, after a
button is pressed, opens a file dialog. the user should be able to select a
file from his local file system and then upload it to the machine where
jetspeed is installed.
like i said, this is more a web-programming question rather than a
jetspeed-question. However, any hint would be appreciated.


cheers!

Rob


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Refresh, update and URL Struts

[Pramod Jain]

We are running into a problem that people using Struts may have run into.

1.  We submit from a JSP page and the action required is an insert in the
database
2.  Insert is successful and we get back the pane with all portlets
displayed.  We have code in our action class that does the redirect and
provides a new JSP template for display
3.  When we refresh the page, the Insert happens again.  Obviously because
the URL still contains the previous insert request that was submitted so the
Insert happens again.

So I understand that I need to change the URL through some type of client
redirect.  Has anybody run into this problem and found a solution?

How is this done in Struts?

pramod


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RE: New account creation -> Login -> Logout

[Pramod Jain]

We have made the following changes to solve the problem of: New Account
creation->automated login after account creation->unable to logout.

After a new account is created we are now redirecting to Login.jsp, where
the user enters their password again and then they proceed to the
LoggedInPage home page.  This is different compared to current approach
where the user is directly taken to home page.

To accomplish this we modified method bypassConfirmMail in
CreateNewUserAndConfirm.java.  In the new method we change the screen
template using:


data.setScreenTemplate(JetspeedResources.getString("action.createnewuser.red
irect","Login"));

We defined action.createnewuser.redirect in TurbineResource.properties,
where we specified
action.createnewuser.redirect=Login


Is this the right way to accomplish redirection after a new user is created?
We are not comfortable changing the source of jetspeed... for a variety of
reasons

So the question is:  Are there settings in properties files that can do
this?
pramod


-Original Message-
From: Pramod Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 9:43 AM
To: Jetspeed Users List
Subject: New account creation -> Login -> Logout


We are having problems in the following scenario:
Create a new user, the user is created properly, the user is automatically
logged in.

Then some portlets do not respond at all, some behave erratically
Logout link does not work, it just refreshes the page.

If user closes the browser and logs back in, then all portlets and logout
work fine.

Has any one found a solution to this?

I am considering exploring these options, let me know if any one has tried
these:
1.  Look at the new account creation method and forcing a logout after user
is created and logged in
2.  Disable the logging in after user is created

thanks

pramod


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RE: New account creation -> Login -> Logout

[Pramod Jain]

We are on Jetspeed1.4.  This behavior persists with or without
modifications.

I am curious to find out what others have tried successfully or
unsuccessfully to rectify this problem.

pramod

-Original Message-
From: Youssef Mohammed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 9:50 AM
To: Jetspeed Users List; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: New account creation -> Login -> Logout


This is not a known behavous of jetspeed
what is the version u r woriking with ?
did u make any modification to the code ?

> -Original Message-
> From: Pramod Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 4:43 PM
> To: Jetspeed Users List
> Subject: New account creation -> Login -> Logout
>
>
> We are having problems in the following scenario:
> Create a new user, the user is created properly, the user is
> automatically
> logged in.
>
> Then some portlets do not respond at all, some behave erratically
> Logout link does not work, it just refreshes the page.
>
> If user closes the browser and logs back in, then all
> portlets and logout
> work fine.
>
> Has any one found a solution to this?
>
> I am considering exploring these options, let me know if any
> one has tried
> these:
> 1.  Look at the new account creation method and forcing a
> logout after user
> is created and logged in
> 2.  Disable the logging in after user is created
>
> thanks
>
> pramod
>
>
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New account creation -> Login -> Logout

[Pramod Jain]

We are having problems in the following scenario:
Create a new user, the user is created properly, the user is automatically
logged in.

Then some portlets do not respond at all, some behave erratically
Logout link does not work, it just refreshes the page.

If user closes the browser and logs back in, then all portlets and logout
work fine.

Has any one found a solution to this?

I am considering exploring these options, let me know if any one has tried
these:
1.  Look at the new account creation method and forcing a logout after user
is created and logged in
2.  Disable the logging in after user is created

thanks

pramod


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RE: Jetspeed database question

[Pramod Jain]

Download the jetspeed source and there are files/scripts for creating the
necessary authentication tables in mysql.

pramod

-Original Message-
From: Archana Turaga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 7:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Jetspeed database question


Hi,

 If we use a different database like mysql instead of hypersonic then do the
tables need to look the same in mysql as hypersonic...so that the turbine
does not fail to authenticate.

If we want to add additional columns into the mysql tables are there any
rules that need to be followed?

Is there a formal document somewhere that explain what the structure of the
tables should be so that user authentication works in jetspeed?

Please do help. I guess this question maybe silly but i'm trying to figure
out how this whole authentication thing works and not doing too good at
understanding it yet..:-(

Thanks,
Archana


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RE: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)?

[Pramod Jain]

I don't think you can do what you want to... the JSPPortlet manages the
submit and interactions with the Jetspeed container to paint the entire web
portal page.  So you cannot "plug-in" a JSP app into Jetspeed.

One alternative is to use the IFramePortlet and create a frame for your JSP
app inside it.  Try this out.

pramod

-Original Message-
From: Vijay Shrivastava [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 2:07 PM
To: Jetspeed Users List
Subject: RE: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)?


Archana Tanks once again, I have configured the Jportal and analyzing it's
structure I am sure it will help but in mean time. Here is some
clarification my question, I am not writing a portal Application. I am
planning to use default Portal Application. But in that default portal
application I am planning to use my existing application via a portlet. I
mean I would like to create new portlet (Java class or JSP ) and would like
to provide access to my existing application via this portlet. I am not
writing a new portal application but want to use existing web application in
an existing portal application via a portlet.

First of all is it possible to do so? My guess is yes. If so what are the
steps.

Vijay

-Original Message-
From: Archana Turaga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 12:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)?


Well if you look at the tutorial you will have answers to your questions. It
will take some time to get a hang of...:-) If you get the jportal tutorial
source and unjar it to a local file system you will see that this
application contains it's own structure.
Then ant is used to merge this application over the existing jetspeed
source.

Steps are:
1) Download jetspeed source. Compile the source with ant to get the jetspeed
war and jar.Modify build.properties so that u can compile the code.
2) Download jportal tutorial source see the structure. Decide what your
application should like. I suggest that first you get the tutorial up and
running..that is quiet a challenge in itself if you are new to ANT and
jetspeed. Modify the build.properties so that you can compile this code.
3) Again use ANT to compile this tutorial following the compile steps in the
doc and deploy this application. You should see a jportal.war under
tomcat\webapps.
4) For every portal application that you create you will be have your own
instance of jetspeed running. In the information that you provided me it
seems as if you are thinking that if jetspeed is running and then you run
your webapp then the you have a portal. Correct me if i'm completely
way-off? If you deploy your portal war that should contain all the relevant
jetspeed files combined with your files. this is enough to run the portal
under tomcat. You cannot run both in parrallel and have it work. Your
application has to be contained within the jetspeed framework.

 I do not know if i made sense...i too am new to jetspeed so i may not be
understanding your issue completely...but i'm trying..:-)



>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/24/03 11:27AM >>>
Thanks Archana for your first reply it was very helpful, I can see my
images. I have started looking at the tutorial not yet got complete hold of
it.

Here is my question again. I have an existing application (app) hosted in
Tomcat works completely, and it is located under /tomcatroot/webpapps/app. I
have downloaded and installed the Jetspeed /tomcatroot/webapps/jetspeed.
Jetspeed and app are in parallel directories.

What are the steps required to view this application as a portlet in
Jetspeed. I want to reuse my existing app structure which is in
/tomcatroot/webapps/app location. I mean is there some way in which I can
wrap this app in a portlet and configure that portlet to point to the
existing structure, and deploy (configure) this wrapped portlet in jetspeed?

Thanks,
Vijay



-Original Message-
From: Archana Turaga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 12:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)?


Best place to look for is the Jportal tutorial. That was where i got my
help.

Also when you say view the application: do you mean that you want to have it
point to your custom home page?

You can always type in http://localhost:8080//portal to
view your portal application. Again i would highly recommend going thru the
tutorial.


>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/24/03 11:02AM >>>
Hi there,

I am a new user of Jetspeed. I have an existing JSP application hosted in
Tomcat, which I want to add as a portlet or view as an portlet in jetspeed.

This application has directory structure parallel to jetspeed, is there a
way this application can be viewed in a portlet by either relative URL or
virtual directory? What are the configuration steps for it?

Thanks,
Vijay



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RE: Custom tag libraries for localisation

[Pramod Jain]

Archana for localization we do not use Jetspeed's I10N.  We get locale from
rundata and use normal java's resourcebundles like:

ResourceBundle
messages=ResourceBundle.getBundle("com.indent.jetspeed.modules.localization.
IndentMessageBundle",rundata.getRequest().getLocale());

String group1 = new
String(messages.getString("Group").getBytes("ISO8859_1"),"UTF-8");

pramod

-Original Message-
From: Archana Turaga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 11:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Custom tag libraries for localisation


Hi all,

I have just started looking at the jetspeed portal as a possible portal to
deploy jsps. The following is my issue:
 We want to develop our jsp portlets in a way that we can deploy them
not-only as portlets but also as stand-alone jsp pages.

I know that i cannot completely use a existing jsp as a portlet as is. I
will have to make some changes. Till now what i see is that these changes
are minor except for one change...LOCALISATION?

Questions:
1. When i'm not in the portal environment i cannot use the jetspeed:I10N tag
to get the locale specific strings. I would have to come up with my own
custom tag library to be used to get the locale specific strings. Is it
possible to use this tag library that i created in place of the jetspeed
I10N tag?

2. In the portal environment what are popular ways of getting to know the
locale of a given user?

3. Also is it correct to say that all the locales supported by jetspeed need
to be listed in the LOCALISATION SERVICE section of the
turbinresources.properties file? If not correct then is there a way to set
the locale from the jsp space to the rundata so that for that user only that
locale is used?


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Portlet for streaming of data/images

[Pramod Jain]

Checking if anyone in the community has developed a portlet for streaming of
multimedia data.  I am thinking of developing MSN messenger or yahoo
messenger style chatting and video;  it would be nice to have 3 portlets,
one of chatting, one for video and one for powerpoint presentation or some
other presentation that is controlled by the "conference initiator"

Any help would be appreciated -- even along the lines of wrapping an applet
or plugin as a portlet.


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Submitting Left.jsp

[Pramod Jain]

We have created a menu (list of hyperlinks) in left.jsp and onclick of the
hyperlink wish to update a parameter value in rundata.  What we want to do
is then use this new parameter in rundata to change some of the JSP pages
delivered in a pane.

Is this possible?  Any help would be appreciated.



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RE: One Panel with 3 JSP Portlets

[Pramod Jain]

The problem you seem to be having is with caching of JSP pages.  To "submit"
only one page and retrieve the other two from cache you may want to look at
this message I posted

http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg09847.html

It is extremely simple to implement.

pramod

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 5:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: One Panel with 3 JSP Portlets


I have a panel with 3 portlet (a,b,c), every portlet is a very simple jsp
portlet which use org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.JspPortlet
and its action class (JspPortletActionA,JspPortletActionB,JspPortletActionC)

Example of portletb.xreg





Prova JSP B
esempio di applicazione jsp B


org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.JspPortlet







a,b,c jsp contain a form like this

Example b.jsp



Insert your name: 





Example JspPortletActionB

public class JspPortletActionB extends JspPortletAction  {

public void buildNormalContext(Portlet portlet, RunData rundata)
{
}
public void doDetailsb(RunData data, Portlet portlet) throws Exception
{
setTemplate(data, "ContactB.jsp");
}

}

When I click the submit in one of the 3 portlet there is a refresh of the
page of the portal and all portlets in a page (panel) are going to
actionClass
all the time! Is possible to refresh only the portlet where I click the
submit without influence
other jsp portlet in the same panel? Can you post some code to adjust this
problem?
[What I want to do is :
a form in a portletA where user insert some data and he submit ,
then a new jsp page is load with data inserted in portletA. After when user
insert data in portletB and there is a submit i dont want to loose the jsp
page loaded in portletA]

I hope that what I have written is clear, excused for my bad English :-)
thanks in advance to anyone answers to me.






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Caching of JSP pages in Jetspeed

[Pramod Jain]

For those struggling with the issue of caching of JSP pages, here is what we
have found:

1.  The JSPPortlet in Jetspeed does not support caching
2.  We use http://www.opensymphony.com/oscache/ to cache JSP pages.  It
provides tags in JSP pages with several parameters.
.  These tags are put
around the content you want to cache.
where {xxx} are placeholders.  Key is any string that is unique, such that
the right cached content is delivered.
Refresh is true or false, which we set based on whether action class was
executed.  If action class was executed, then Refresh is set to true.
Time="-1" means never expire the page.


pramod


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RE: All portlets in a page are going to actionClass all the time

[Pramod Jain]

A bit more detail on this issue:

We are not using  in the JSP
pages.  Instead we pass hidden form fields that are picked up by
buildNormalContext and logic in it decides which method to call in our
actionClass.

(the reason for not using type="submit" is all our submits are happening
thru hyperlinks that call javascript functions)

thanks

-Original Message-

Subject: All portlets in a page are going to actionClass all the time


Need help with submitting single portlet request and getting the other
portlets to return from cache without executing their actionClass.

Here is what we are doing:
1.  We have 3 portlets in a page.  All use the Jetspeed's JSP portlet.  All
use the different actionClasses
2.  Here are the xreg settings (I will not repeat all three):


Application One
Application One


org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.JspPortlet





demo
jsp.demo

3.  The portlets work fine when they are in separate panes.  Each pane has
only one portlet.  Here also I have noticed that the actionClass is called
even when the page is loaded the first time and when the page is refreshed.
4.  We have made sure the javascript in the individual JSP pages do not call
each other's form, etc.

Any help would be appreciated.


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All portlets in a page are going to actionClass all the time

[Pramod Jain]

Need help with submitting single portlet request and getting the other
portlets to return from cache without executing their actionClass.

Here is what we are doing:
1.  We have 3 portlets in a page.  All use the Jetspeed's JSP portlet.  All
use the different actionClasses
2.  Here are the xreg settings (I will not repeat all three):


Application One
Application One


org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.JspPortlet





demo
jsp.demo

3.  The portlets work fine when they are in separate panes.  Each pane has
only one portlet.  Here also I have noticed that the actionClass is called
even when the page is loaded the first time and when the page is refreshed.
4.  We have made sure the javascript in the individual JSP pages do not call
each other's form, etc.

Any help would be appreciated.


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Portlet based file system, calendar and discussion forum

[Pramod Jain, INDENT]

Are there any commercial or open source
- portlet based file system (for creating directories, uploading/downloading
files),
- portlet based calendar and
- portlet based threaded discussion forum.

thanks


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RE: response time is slow

[Pramod Jain, INDENT]

I disabled the stock quote portlet and now response time is about 1 second;
I used to get  25 seconds response time with the stock portlet.
thanks for your help.

I have run into another problem:  In the Add Portlet screen, I checked ON
almost all the portlets (on both screens), and now I get a blank "Welcome to
Jetspeed" page with no portlets and no way to go back and check OFF.  When I
click on Customize HTML I get:

Horrible Exception: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
javax/xml/transform/Source at
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.JetspeedContent.parse(JetspeedContent.ja
va:189) at
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.JetspeedContent.init(JetspeedContent.jav
a:142) at
org.apache.jetspeed.services.portletfactory.JetspeedPortletFactoryService.ge
tPortlet(JetspeedPortletFactoryService.java:334) at 

Would appreciate help.

thanks


-Original Message-
From: Weaver, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 8:51 AM
To: 'Jetspeed Users List'
Subject: RE: response time is slow


The first request is generally slow especially if you have custom services
defined that need to init on first request.  However, in my case all
subsequent requests, after the first respond, very quickly(< 7 sec.).   My
demo machine is a 450 Pentium 2 256 meg of ram, not a super computer by any
stretch of the imagination.

I have also found that performance can be altered by what types of portlets
you have on a page.  For example, I have noticed that if the Stock Quote
portlet can't connect to its web service, the timeout wait can drive
response times up into the 30 sec. range.  This being said, look at all the
factors that may be impeding performance: database performance, sluggish
network (this one is almost ALWAYS ignored), services running on the app
server itself, etc.

Scott

> -Original Message-
> From: Pramod Jain, INDENT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 6:49 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: response time is slow
>
> I just installed jetspeed and loaded up the demo page and got very slow
> response time.
>
> I tried the following (recommended under topic "jetspeed=slowspeed"), but
> still get the same response time:
>
> >-- change all logging levels in the
> >~/WEB-INF/conf/*.properties files to be INFO instead
> >of DEBUG
> >
> >-- give Tomcat a lot of memory via the
> >CATALINA_OPTIONS. e.g. -Xmx256m and -Xms128m
> >
> >-- look for velocity caching options in
> >TurbineResources.properties and turn it on
> >
>
> Would appreciate any help in getting decent response times.
> thanks
>
> pramod
>
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response time is slow

[Pramod Jain, INDENT]

I just installed jetspeed and loaded up the demo page and got very slow
response time.

I tried the following (recommended under topic "jetspeed=slowspeed"), but
still get the same response time:

>-- change all logging levels in the
>~/WEB-INF/conf/*.properties files to be INFO instead
>of DEBUG
>
>-- give Tomcat a lot of memory via the
>CATALINA_OPTIONS. e.g. -Xmx256m and -Xms128m
>
>-- look for velocity caching options in
>TurbineResources.properties and turn it on
>

Would appreciate any help in getting decent response times.
thanks

pramod


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