Hi,
I have the following question:
is it possible to write your own login-config.xml and deploy it with an
application (within the ear/war) OR do you have to edit the global
/server/default/conf/login-config.xml.
Maybe it would be useful if you can hold the login-config.xml within the
hi,
in which order the *-object.xml files are processed?
i had some problems when one file references objects from another one. are
there some rules which have to be noticed?
i think it can be useful to divide the deployment infos into different
*-object.xml files.
thanks in advance.
View
hi,
[jboss-portal bundle 2.4]
i have a portlet which dispatches to a jsp to render the output.
now my problem:
within the portlet i can execute
aRequest.isUserInRole(student));
this returns true because the given user is a student.
but wihin the jsp
| % out.println(jsp in role : +
ok, my fault:
i have to use portletRequest variable instead of request.
and therefore I have to insert the defineObjects tag.
this works now (returns true as is should):
| portlet:defineObjects/
| % out.println(jsp in role : +
renderRequest.isUserInRole(student)); %
View the
nobody can help me on this topic?
thanks in advance ...
PS: sorry for the typo in the original subject (porta instead of portal)
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h!
I'm using
JBoss Portal + JBoss AS 2.4 Production (2006-08-19)
I think I'm having kind of the same problem:
whenever I start Jboss and requests a portal page with
http://localhost:8080/portal the following exception is thrown:
08:53:41,789 ERROR [PortalServlet] Invocation exception
ok, I solved the problem for me:
the cause for the exception was simply that the mysql jdbc driver was not
registered at the time the *-ds.xml files were intialized.
the solution was to copy the mysql-connector-*.jar to /jboss/server/default/lib
so the mysql driver is available from the
hi,
i want to implement the following behaviour:
0. user is not logged in
1. user clicks on protected resource's url
2. portal redirects to a special portal page which contains a portlet which
contains itself a form pointing to j_security_check
3. user inputs user/pwd, if authentication
thanks for your answer.
The order is:
1. processAction() portlet A
2. render() portlet A
3. render() portlet B
4. render() other portlests C,D, ...
I'm porting a MVC web framework (WebWork 1) into a portlet. The classical MVC
approach is based on one atomic request-response cycle. The action
Ok, I will try that! Thanks for the quick answer!
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Hi,
I need to share data between the render() and the processAction() method.
The method of (my) choice (and I think the only? method) is using the
PortletSession:
render() :
| request.getPortletSession(sharedData, value);
|
processAction();
| Object data =
Hi,
try to delete the portal's database, then restart jboss.
This should reset all settings including the theme.
br, h
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Hi,
a portlet normally provides a HTML fragment. All portlets of a portal must
provide content of the same content type.
Now, what if I want to have a link to a pdf, doc, xls file within a
portlet? Within a servlet I just set the response's content type and write into
the out stream. Is
in version 2.4 docs i'm missing the documentation for the inter portlet
communication (IPC) as it existed for version 2.2.
can I assume that 2.4 equals docs for 2.2 or are there major changes?
br,
hubert
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I'm having the very same problem here.
trying to get the servletcontext within my portlet.
| protected void doView(RenderRequest rRequest, RenderResponse rResponse)
throws PortletException, IOException, UnavailableException
|{
|
|ServletContextProvider prov = new
oops, wrong stacktrace, the one above was for prov.getServletContext(portlet),
basically it should make no difference, any call to the
JBossServletContextProvider ends up in the no bridge set exception.
ok, this is the right stacktrace:
| 09:19:13,817 ERROR [ContentPortlet] The portlet
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