Why do we need those Dashboards at all? The whole concept of Dashboard is
broken and confusing.
Suppose I have two portals with two different layouts: 3 columns and 2 columns
I add pages from those portals to Dashboard which may have 1 column layout.
Ta-da! None of the added pages is displayed
I have 10 portlets for a portal
I can deploy them one by one as WAR files - and this is working fine.
But how about deploying all 10 portlets as a single package?
I tried to use EAR package: JBoss portal deployed all portlets, but when I
tried http://localhost:8080/portal/ I got a huge
Is there any way to enable drag and drop of portlets on Portal pages just like
they are on Dashboard.
I know their layout will not be persisted, but that's ok.
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Hi All!
I have couple of JavaEE applications running on JBoss 4.2.2. One application
requires Shift_JIS encoding - for iMode mobile phones. That means to solve this
problem I have to set -Dfile.encoding in run.bat file that starts JBoss.
BUT
this will affect ALL other applications that are
JBoss portal is using idenity portlet to register new users and edit profiles
for existing users. I added a my own JSF validator to the identty portlet which
when opened now throws the following exception:
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.kachanov.test004.validators.MyValidator
cannot be
JBoss Portal identity application is using MyFaces
MyFaces jar libraries are in
portal-identity.sar\portal-identity.war\WEB-INF\lib2 (sic!) folder
this is where portal-core-identity-ui-lib.jar files is which contains build in
CaptachValidator class.
I placed my jar file into
to everybody: the problem is solved
I put the jar file containing MyValidator.class into lib2 folder, and it
worked. Apparently, myfaces uses some tricks to load jar files from lib2 (not
lib) folder. You were right if I put my class in lib2 folder the same Class
Loader that loads myfaces libs
