Thanks for your response. I have submitted a report in the myfaces forum.
People there guess it is a problem with jasper (tomcats jsp engine) that cann't
process the given jsp. Looks like I should run my applications with JSF RI.
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I forgot to attach the stack trace. Here is a snippet of it's most important
part:
| 10:49:39,610 ERROR [[/gsefm-service-discovery]] Root cause of
PortletException: invalid URL ftp://abc.defg.org/test.xml
| org.apache.jasper.JasperException: invalid URL ftp://abc.defg.org/test.xml
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Hello JBoss Portal Developers,
I have written several portlet applications using apache myfaces. Now I think i
have discovered a bug. My application renderes a link using the outputLink tag.
It works fine if the application runs as standalone web application. It crashes
when it runs as a portle
Hi Community,
I am using JBoss Portal 2.2rc2. I have created several test users and now I
would like to delete them. If I sign in as portal administrator, I see the
'list of all users' menu item in the User Portlet but I cann't find any link or
button that deletes a portal user :-(
Thanks.
Vi
Hello Community,
i have configured the CMS portlet and deployed it on some portal pages. I would
like to show a different html-site on each of these portal pages. Is there a
way to achieve this? Should i use multiple instances of the CMS portlet
therefore? How would the administration of multi
As I know this is not possible in the current version of JBoss Portal. But you
might look at an interesting JIRA issue
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-585. It contains a patch so you can
fix it yourself if it's urgent. I guess this is what you need.
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As I know this is not possible in the current version of JBoss Portal. But you
might look at an interesting JIRA issue
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-585[/url]. It contains a patch so
you can fix it yourself if it's urgent. I guess this is what you need.
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So if you have a running MyFaces web application you should simply add a
'portlet.xml' to the WEB-INF folder. This should specify the correct
portlet-class: MyFacesGenericPortlet
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Hello Community,
I am asking me, if it is possible to configure a portal page in the way, that
it shows a portlet in window-state 'maximized'. For instance if the portal user
goes to the forums portlet page, i would like the forums portlet to be
'maximized' as default. I fear the users don't kn
I develop big portlet applications as JSF web application. This is very easy
with eclipse and it's tomcat plugin. Then I deploy this webapp as portlet into
jboss portal. The advantage is, that your portlet can run as web app. The
disadvantage is, that you can't use all features of JSR 168 like d
I am not an expert on this issue, but what is the value for context root in the
file
$JBOSS_PORTAL/server/default/deploy/jboss-portal.sar/portal-server.war/WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml?
Did you try to customize this?
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Best regards,
Alexander
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Hello EJB3 experts,
as I know it is possible to inject EJBs and DataSources to an EJB3 session
bean. Is it possible to inject also web services? In the Servlet 2.5 API a web
service can be injected to a servlet using the @WebServiceRef annotation. I
think this would also be a great feature for
Hello,
I know that you experts will find this a stupid question, but i am asking me:
Why can't I access an EJB3 Session Bean with just simple RMI. No additional
libraries for JNDI and that stuff required. The client shouldn't know that it
is accessing an EJB3 service. So the client would be as
anonymous wrote : I agree that tab labels and sorting should be editable
online. But putting this into preferences of navigation portlet, makes it
impossible to have this configuration shared in case you want to have different
implementation of navigational portlet on different pages.
Yes, yo
Hi Community,
Doug Schnelzers JIRA entry (http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-585) on
localization and sorting of the navigation tab is very interesting. But
possibly it should be considered to make the navigation tab labels editable
through the preferences of the navigation portlet. Thi
Wouldn't it be a good option to make the portlets display title editable in the
management portlet? So the portal administrator could easily edit it. For
instance i would like to customize the display title of the "User portlet" to
"Log In" or so.
Best regards,
Alexander
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i recommend you trying a newer version of jboss portal. As far as i know the
current version is 2.2.1. You should also give a better description of the
error. Why do you think it is an error? Is there a stack trace? What is the
behaviour of the portal? What did you change in the default configur
Hi vmarco, Hi schnelzer,
These jboss portlets are exactly what i need! I would like to see at least one
of them in the portal core. Also very nice, is the ability of these portlets to
display an alternative page name.
Thank you,
Alexander
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Maybe you could simply post the source code of your NavigationBar Portlet in
this thread (if it isn't to much in size), because I would like to know, how
you implemented it. If your portlet is not accepted to be a part of the portal
core, it couldn't however be a good candidate for the JBoss Por
Hello Developers, Hello Community,
is there a way to customize the NavigationPortlet? I would like to change the
order of items displayed in the tab navigation. Or should i write my own
Portlet which renders the links in the right order and place it in the
navigation region of the page?
Best r
It seems to me that there is a version conflict between the
'commons-fileupload.jar' used in CMSPortlet and ForumsPortlet and the one used
by the EJB3-Deployer. I solved the problem by deleting the
'commons-fileupload.jar' of the EJB3-Deployer
(server/default/deploy/ejb3.deployer/commons-fileup
Sorry, i just recognized that other people already reported this problem in the
forum.
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Hello,
i downloaded 'jboss-portal-2.2.1RC1-bundled.zip' and installed it. Then i
tested the CMS Portlet and everything worked fine. Then i add EJB3 support to
JBoss (file: 'jboss-EJB-3.0_RC3_patch1.zip') and the File Upload function of
the CMS Portlet didn't work anymore. It throwed a NoSuchMe
I have the same error. It seems to me that it has to do with the choosen
Locale. If i choose "english" as language everything seems to work fine. If i
choose german as language i get a stack trace on the console. The stack trace
is:
| 09:38:41,033 INFO [STDOUT] javax.jcr.PathNotFoundExceptio
Hi Developers and Community,
i tested JBoss Portal 2.2. I created a new account and logged in. Then i
recognized that i could change the profiles of other users using the User
Portlets "List of all users"-page. So it was possible to change the password of
the administrator for instance. Is ther
anonymous wrote : Why would you separate the display name and the title ?
The display name of a page could be used in the menu and the tab navigation to
render a link to that page. The display title could be used to render the title
of a webpage in the browser. In this case the display title sho
I guess that you should edit the XML deployment descriptors to configure/setup
your portal. With JBoss Portal 2.2 these are the files with names like
WEB-INF/x-portal.xml and WEB-INF/yy-object.xml. You should deploy them
with one of your portlet applications. So what these files are doin
Hello,
First i have to say, that the new version of JBoss Portal is very nice.
Especially the new themes and layouts are eye candy and well documented.
But one question I have, I could not answer consulting the documentation. This
question is:
Is there already an i18n-support for page names and
I guess that you should edit the XML deployment descriptors to configure/setup
your portal. With JBoss Portal 2.2 these are the files with names like
WEB-INF/x-portal.xml and WEB-INF/yy-object.xml. You should deploy them
with one of your portlet applications. So what these files are doin
Yes, as far as I know you should place the portlet application (I am speaking
about JBoss Portal 2.2) in the folder:
JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/
... but I cann't tell you why this works and how this works, since I am only a
jboss portal user.
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I never used it, but for this task there is a "JBoss Portal Struts-Bridge". I
think this should enable you to deploy your struts application as portlet with
minimum efford.
There is a Struts-Bridge demo at
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/index.html?ctrl:id=page.default.downloads&project=portletswa
Hello Mohit,
just a short comment: My first posting on the deployment of portlets was wrong.
You should bundle your portlets as *.ear (Enterprise Application aRchive) file
and deploy them in the JBoss deploy folder which is for instance
JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/
It depends on your jboss
Hello Mohit,
the link for the HelloWorld example is:
http://labs.jboss.com/file-access/default/members/portletswap/downloads/portlets/miscellaneous/HelloWorldPortlet.zip
To get it running you need JBoss Portal 2.2 !!! (NOT JBoss Portal 2.0 !!!)
these steps must be done (I am using linux here, b
1) I deploy my portlets in extracted form, for instance a helloworld portlet
would be copied in the folder:
$PORTAL_HOME/server/default/deploy/jboss-portal.sar/helloworld.war/
2) I don't know if web.xml is required but usually i add a minimal web.xml file
to my portlet application:
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I guess you need only a the file portlet-api-1.0.jar.
As I know the interface PortletConstants is NOT included in portlet-api-1.0.jar.
For instance, a minimum JSR168 portlet looks like this:
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import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.Writer;
import javax.p
the deploy directory for the portlets is
$PORTAL_HOME/server/default/deploy/jboss-portal.sar/
Your portlet should have beside the portlet.xml file the following XML
descriptor files in the WEB-INF folder:
jboss-app.xml
jboss-portlet.xml
jboss-service.xml
myportlet-pages.xml
portlet-instances.xm
Is it possible to call EJB3 beans from my portlet which is running on jboss
portal? Has anyone here in the forum tried that? Are there any pitfalls known?
Best regards,
Alexander
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Thank you for the response. Nevertheless, it seems to me that the Wiki page
regarding the topic SSO is still empty. Maybe someone could check this. Best
regards, alex.
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Dear Developers,
does anyone of you have some tips that help to develop JSR 168 portlets? Is
there a Portlet Development Environment for instance as a eclipse plugin? Is
there another technique for a fast and simple way to test a portlet during
development? Whats your expirience on that? Tha
An additional point is that NODESK layout is somewhat hardwired in the portal
core. If I do configure the layout by editing the stylesheet I lose it I
install a new Version of JBP. In contrast: A plugable layout/theme like
'demoLayout' can be deployed to the new JBP2 installation and all is fine
Is it allowed to customize NODESK layout for my portal? Where can i change the
colors, i would prefer a green theme instead blue theme? Must I give credits
and who i have to give credits?
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I have also the opinnion that the user portlet needs some refinement, because
it is a very important element of the portal.
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Hello,
i have created my own layout taking the myLayout.war and demoLayout.war as
templates. Now my portlet windows titleborder does only have
maximize/minimize/normal buttons. How can i also add EDIT and HELP buttons to
the windowborder as it is in NODESK layout? Thanks in advance.
View the or
etc.) doesn't change the strange behaviour :-( I have uploaded the whole
portlet including sourcecode on a webserver
http://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~gruenewa/advancedportlet.war
I am using current Version of JBP2 (jboss-portal-2.0-jboss-4.0.2) and deployed
my portlet without any chang
Hi,
i have deployed a portlet that supports the VIEW, EDIT and HELP mode. When
applying the EDIT operation i am redirected to the default page of the portal.
This causes that i can't see the result's of the EDIT operation. How can I
force JBP2 to stay on the same page.
A second question: Why d
I have to decide these days which portlet container to use for our next
project, so my questions are: Will there be further development of the login
portlet? Like improvement of login/registration feedback to customers? Or is
the current implementation recommended for use in production systems?
Hi,
how do i customize the registration and login process of JBoss Portal? I want
at least give customers more feedback during registration. It would be very
nice if the login portlet could be customized to look like this:
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i guess g_nadia thinks of a search engine that indexes all sites of the portal
and provides a portal wide find dialog. I have heard something like that could
be done easily with a portlet based on apache lucene.
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It's me again. When registering a account is created but no messages are
generated. I would at least expect a "Registration succeeded" message. Also no
email is send, although i enabled the validate via email flag in the
userportlet configuration. Thanks.
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Sorry, I found the answer already in this forum. Thanks.
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Hi all,
I downloaded jboss-portal2.0RC2 and tried to register a new user with the help
of the UserPortlet. Registration fails and gives the following stacktrace on
console:
| 10:49:49,696 ERROR [JBossPortlet] Cannot create user TEST
| org.jboss.portal.core.modules.ModuleException: No such r
Your login page needs improvement. It looks like the JBoss login ;-)
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Thank you very much! Using the webstart installer the demo runs now :-)
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I get the same error message on my JBoss AS 4.0.3RC1 when deploying
EJB3Trail.ear. Is this perhaps a configuration issue? The operating system is
Suse Linux 9.3.
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