I have the same problem. Do you have a solution for that?
Thanks in advance.
Danny
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We are trying to do the same thing. Any solutions?
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The CustomPortletRequestProcessor does work. Thanks a million!
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I found out what's wrong with the setAttribute. It was because I missed the
struts-portlet-config.xml file. Once I specified the attribute names in that
file, the request.setAttribute(...) works.
However, the error handling is still not working. In the ActionForm's
validate() method, I have
We are also looking at what is the best framework for creating portlets. We
find some issues using Struts. If we use request.setAttribute(...) in an
Action class, the variable is not visible in the JSP. The work around is to
use request.getSession.setAttribute(...). This is not very elegant,
Our portal runs behind a firewall. In order to access the web services from
the internet, we set the -Dhppd.proxyHost=[proxy] and
-Dhttp.proxyPort=[proxy_port] in the JAVA_OPTS, and it works for 2.2.x.
When we test JBP 2.4 + AS 4.0.4GA + JBossWS 1.0.2GA, it does not work anymore.
Any ideas
One recommendation is please have internationalization in mind when you design
the UI. I see that the edit icon on portlet title bar is replaced by word.
This may have impact for users that do not understand English. I would prefer
an image icon, with popup message (internationalize if possib
Sorry, my mistaken. I missed one of the instruction steps. After I got the
jboss-xml-binding.jar, there are no exceptions when change the portlet provider.
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Isn't that just the Jboss WS? It was installed when I got the error. I
thought the problem is related to the jboss XML binding, not web services.
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Where can I download JBoss XB 1.0.0.CR6?
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At the end of the stack trace, I found the following error.
Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/jboss/xb/binding/sunday/xop/XOPUnmarshaller
at
org.jboss.ws.handler.HandlerChainBaseImpl.handleRequest(HandlerChainBaseImpl.java:259)
at
org.jboss.ws.jaxrpc.CallImpl.callRe
Thank you for the clarification. I am glad to know that we can use remote
portlet as this is very important for our next release.
For the jboss-xml-binding.jar, I don't see any documentation of installing it.
In the server, there is one in ${JBOSS_HOME}/client, but there are none in
${JBOSS_H
When we use request.setAttribute(...) from within the execute method of an
Action class, the attribute cannot be read from the JSP.
request.getSession().setAttribute(...) works though. Is this a bug or
limitation?
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Julien said we should use the management portlet to create the instance for
remote portlet ealier in this thread. Now you said we couldn't. I am a little
bit confused. The weather portlet (under
samples/src/main/org/jboss/samples/portlet/weather) seems to be just a portlet
that retrieve data
What do you mean by "cannot configure WSRP instance"? Does it mean I cannot
use a WSRP portlet?
When I tried to change the portlet provider in the management portlet (under
portlet), I got the following error. Is it because the feature has not been
implemented yet?
2006-08-08 15:36:19,877 ER
I made the changes you recommended. I can now login to the portal. Thank you.
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I found these in the log file:
2006-08-08 11:14:02,518 ERROR [org.hibernate.tool.hbm2ddl.SchemaExport]
Unsuccessful: create table JBP_INSTANCE_PER_USER (PK bigint not null
auto_increment, INSTANCE_PK bigint, SER_STATE longblob, USER_ID varchar(255)
not null, PORTLET_REF varchar(255) not null, p
I dropped and recreated the database when I tried it. I just did it again,
recreated the database, deleted the data, tmp, work, and log directories in the
domain. When I started the server, it created some of the old tables, but not
the new ones. Here are the tables that it created.
mysql> s
It will be nice if there is a feature in the management portlet that can force
the portal to re-read all the portlet configurations. Right now if there is a
new deployment, I have to configure all the changes manually even though the
configuration files have the correct information. I have to
Yes, it was a brand new server instance (duplicated from default). The problem
happens when I tried to login. Looks like it is looking for tables that do not
exist.
08:03:01,515 ERROR [JDBCExceptionReporter] Table
'jbptest.jbp_instance_per_user' doesn't exist
Is this a new table in RC3?
Vie
I checked out and compiled the latest 2.4 code, and deployed the portal to AS
4.0.4GA, using MySQL 4.x as database. I got a SQLGrammarException during
login. Below is the exception.
17:00:29,009 WARN [JDBCExceptionReporter] SQL Error: 1146, SQLState: 42S02
17:00:29,009 ERROR [JDBCExceptionRep
Never mind. This is a duplicated issue reported previously at
http://jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=88153
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I built the portal (2.4 CR3) and WSRP from CVS source, and deployed them to AS
4.0.4GA. When I first started the server, I got the following errors:
13:09:51,872 WARN [TxConnectionManager] Connection error occured:
org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.TxConnectionMana
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I am sorry. May be I didn't ask my question very clear. I would like to show
a WSRP-enabled non-JBoss portlet within JBoss Portal. So after creating the
*-wsrp.xml, what are the next steps?
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Yes, I read that document, but it is not very clear in how to expose a remote
portlet. It mentions creating a *-wsrp.xml file, but what happen next? How to
create a portlet instance out of it? Are there any complete examples?
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Do we have any update on this? I looked at the documentation, but it is not
too helpful. Are there any examples remotable portlets, and how to create a
portlet from a consumer?
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