Hi,
I think you guys might have accidently packaged up and are distributing more
than you need, I took a look at the bundle and it includes 20MB of pointless
files in the jboss_portal_2.0-jboss_4.0.1sp1\server\default\tmp\deploy
directory :) Obviously these files get deleted when you start the
I've recently upgraded to the jboss4.0.1sp1+portal bundle and it's working
great. We have deployed our JSF portal app (using the SunRI) and the next step
would be to move it to the MyFaces JSF impl. Can I ask if there is any more
progress on the jboss portal+MyFaces integration?
Thanks,
Kev
Any movement on the MyFaces integration? We are currently working on som e
generic JSF components for our portal apps, and it would be nice to check that
everything works ok against MyFaces+JBossPortal rather than the
SunRI+JBossPortal combination we are currently using.
Cheers,
Kev
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Applogies I forgot to mention you need to also download the Spring Portlet
example code from the Spring website. I've put a full example which includes
that and also the JBoss portlet deployment files
http://www.kevs3d.co.uk/dev/SpringJBossPortletSample.zip. This is the complete
Spring JSR-168
Simply run the ANT script included to build the WAR, then deploy the WAR into
JBoss Portal 2.0 Alpha as usual and go to the following page url:
http://localhost:8080/portal?page=springexample
Kev
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Hi,
Sun have recently released an update to their JSF implementation to allow it to
work within the Sun JSR-168 Portal server. I have taken the implementation and
modified the config files to allow it to work within the JBoss portal. I have
also created a simple test JSF application to show
Hi,
I have modified the Spring Porlet-168 integration sandbox code to work with
JBoss Portal. This allows you to use the Spring MVC as your web framework to
create portlets for JBoss portal.
http://www.kevs3d.co.uk/dev/jbossdeployspringportlet.zip
I have created a JBoss portlet page for this
Hi,
Applogies for the off topic msg, but a colleague of mine will be at the JBoss
World conf next week and I was wondering if any of the JBoss Portal developers
are going to be there also? His name is Paul Holmes-Higgin and he'd be
interested in meeting up for a chat about your plans for
Hi,
Thanks for that - I can see the forums app has been built into a SAR file for
deployment with a WAR of JSP+resources inside that. That looks ok - but how
then do I access it? I assume if I reference the forums portlet instance from
the default-portal.xml in the nukes-core.WAR then it will
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : it is possible to deploy several portal as well
each of those portal is accessible by /portal/1stportal/
I've been trying this, but even with a very simple my-portal.xml I get an
error, e.g.
| ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| portal
|
Just wondering if there's any more thoughts on this problem? Basically I'm
having to add my JSPs into the nukes-core.war for them to be found by my
portlet app...
Kev
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Hi,
I'd like to create my own Portal with it's own Portlets.
I have defined a WEB-INF/my-portal.xml file as part of my portal web-app. I
have also defined a portlet.xml and portlet-instances.xml with my custom
portlets in. This is fine but how do i tell nukes to display my portal instead
of
OK that seems to work ok, cheers. The only other issue i'm having is with
redirecting to a JSP page - i'm using the same technique as the CMS portlet e.g.
PortletRequestDispatcher dispatcher =
this.getPortletContext().getRequestDispatcher(JSP_PATH + /main.jsp);
dispatcher.include(request,
OK so the problem seems to be because the nukes web-app cannot find the JSP
files from my portlet app WAR file. I've packaged up my WAR file directly into
the nukes-core.sar file - nukes can then find my Portlet class OK but cannot
find my JSP files even though they are in my WAR file. Any
Hi,
I'd quite like to have a top-level menu style portlet (a list of navigation
links - mostly to other portlets) within the main portal page. Very similar to
the portlet shown in the help.jpg in the nukes2 distribution:
nukes-2.0\core\src\bin\nukes-core-war\peeklime\help.jpg. Therefore I need
Ah that's a shame, yes I can see on page 123 of the JSR says The following are
some of the features that would be considered in future versions of the
Portlet Specification. Inter-portlet, event style, communication... which I
guess means that.
Is there any way to do this using the Nukes
I was wondering this also - i'd like to build my app source tree separate of
nukes2. But i guess i need to add my WAR file into the nukes-core.sar for it to
work.?
Kev
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OK that's cool. I've built my portlet app into a WAR. The problem is the
portlet works fine when deployed as part of the standard nukes-core.sar (by
just adding the code into the nukes source tree as a test portlet) but doesn't
when deployed in the WAR. I'm now sure exactly what files I should
Hi,
I've got the Jboss Portal building and working fine and have created some basic
portlets, which is great. But for building a decent sized app I would prefer to
use a framework rather than revert to basic JSP for my Portlets - is there any
information on using JSF or Struts with the JBoss
Sounds good - JSF would be ideal. Do you know how the JSF support work is
progressing, i.e. can we expect it in days/weeks/months? I'm just asking as we
are considering using JBoss+JBossPortal for an project shortly.
Thanks,
Kev
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