I have come up with a approach for communication between portlet applications
and I would like to get some feedback. My requirements are:
* a session that is visible across portlet applications
* an approach that will work well in a clustered environment (Julian, I
couldn't easily see how to
If you have some ideas on an approach, we would be happy to do some of the work.
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Thanks Julien. I'll send you my email address. I also have a follow up
question that I thought would be good to have on the forum. Will you take this
capability in to account as you test the JBoss Portal in a cluster? Thanks for
the assistance.
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I have two Portlet Applications in two separate .war files. I need to set a
user session variable in one Portlet Application and then read it in the second
application. Per the Portlet Spec this does not work using
PortletSession session = request.getPortletSession();
| session.setAttribute(
I did some testing with JBoss Portal Beta 1 and JBoss AS 4.0.2RC1 and the HTTP
Session and Portlet Session were being handled correctly per the Portlet spec.
I did have to add crossContext="true" to each of the context.xml files (portal
core and portlets). I understand that you won't need to d
I'd like to be able to deploy a configuration with the HTTPSession and
PortletSession working as Julien describes above. Today, I built the latest
version of JBossAS from the cvs head (5.0.0alpha), and followed the deployment
instructions on the WIKI. I did copy the jgroups.jar and the jboss-c