Dan Allen is also in the process of writing Seam in Action.
Read more here:
http://www.mojavelinux.com/blog/archives/2007/09/announcing_seam_in_action/
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My suggestion is that you use a webframework like JSF. It will help you
organize your application in terms of views and controllers. If you write a big
portlet it will be a big mess :)
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Is anybody using the t:saveState component? Apparently it's not working. Would
like to be 100% sure before I update the Wiki.
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To solve a similar problem I created my own login module that checks that the
user exists in LDAP first. If this is so and the user doesn't exist in the
portal DB, it creates it (with same username and password), using the user and
roles module that you can get from JNDI. It also creates roles
You should instead create a link with portlet:actionURL in your JSP and then
in processAction() use the signOut() method in the JBossActionResponse object.
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In jboss-portal.sar\conf\data\default-object.xml change the portal name from
default to something else and then name your own portal default. Maybe that
helps.
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What do you want to do?
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I have used JSF with success. It's time to forget Struts :)
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Are you using Struts Bridge?
I successfully deployed a Struts application as a portlet the other day.
It is important to remember that all user interaction must go through actions
and that all output should be rendered from an ActionForward after action
processing.
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