Re: using jetspeed parts stand-alone?

2001-08-31 Thread Raphaƫl Luta

Nils Kaiser wrote:

> hi,
> 
> I have to build a chat community and am interested in using jetspeed
> features. As I have to use frames (because of the java chat applet), I don't
> want to use the jetspeed package as provided. The only part I would use are
> the portlet classes without PSML files behind. How can I for example build a
> Page using JetSpeed within a servlet? is that good idea or should I bould my
> own "block" classes for using with turbine?
> 


You can very easily use Portlet without PSML configuration management or
customization features in any Turbine screen/navigation/layout simply by
using the JetspeedTool pull object like this:

$jetspeed.getPortlet("Apache")

This will only depend on Registry and Portlet API and completely bypass
PSML and customization features.

If you don't want to completely use Turbine neither, it's certainly possible
but starting from JetspeedTool you'll need to figure out all the dependencies.

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Vivendi Universal Networks - Paris


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using jetspeed parts stand-alone?

2001-08-31 Thread Nils Kaiser

hi,

I have to build a chat community and am interested in using jetspeed
features. As I have to use frames (because of the java chat applet), I don't
want to use the jetspeed package as provided. The only part I would use are
the portlet classes without PSML files behind. How can I for example build a
Page using JetSpeed within a servlet? is that good idea or should I bould my
own "block" classes for using with turbine?

thx.