Well. I have read the spec many times but I really don't find it neccessary to
memorize everything. It is just that it hasn't been really issue for me but I
know in some point I need this so I find this information useful - no need to
reread it ;)
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I would call this one bug too. In all other portals theme is always personal if
user is allowed to change it.
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I again tested Forums portlet because I want to get rid of separate forum site
in our webpage.
It seems that now I can actually run it and everything goes quite smootlhy -
except that there seems to be serious encoding problems with scandinavian
characters like ä , ö and å that blocks my plans.
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| Attributes stored in the PORTLET_SCOPE are not protected from other web
components of the portlet application.
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It says that attributes in PORTLET_SCOPE are not protected from other web
components of portlet application.
But does it really say how these attributes are
I can't find in documentation, how to control session timeout in JBoss portal.
Anyone having links to correct place for me ?
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First thing is local.properties is not there unless you have built the portal
once. Second is that 'rebuild' is actually first 'build clean' and then 'build
deploy'. This might be obvious to some people but there are lots of people who
need to build the source just to change the context root whi
We have just gone live with our website based on jboss portal 2.2.1RC2. Yes I
know it is just RC but our site is not mission critical and actually it is kind
of showcase for our future clients.
When I run the first page thouru w3c's validator I get tons of errors. About
half of these are caused
Yes you can, but you need unique set of ports of second instance. I decided
that each server is going to have portblock like
1xx00 where xx in server instance number. So my first server starts all ports
in 10100 and my last server would start ports in 19900. I don't think that i
can ever run more
Maybe somebody should update documentation to clarify the process. It is not
obvious and it can take hours to figure out what to do.
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I noticed there are couple of points in this operation you might miss.
First of all ther is typo in documentation.
'portal.context-root' should be 'portal.web.context-root'
Second is that if you want server to respond from root context you probably
need to put it like:
portal.web.context-root=
I clarify a bit.
When using preferences it would be possible to set indexpage in *-object.xml
deployments without defining new portlet.
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I have tried to figure out how to create CMS Portlet that actually shows
different startpage from default one.
I noticed that somebody has implemented indexpage as init-param while it should
be implemented as preferences instead.
Init parameters are common to all instances of same portlet. So If
Can't Help you with CMS... but
Portlet is one progam. You can have multiple instances of same program in
portal.
On main content area you want it to show your blog but on sidebar you might
want it to show feed of your friends blogs.
This is possible with multiple instances of same portlet.
JSR168 states that portletsession is portlet or applciation scope. Application
in here is one war file. This is how all portals behave and must behave. If
jboss would make it possible to share sessions in 'portal scope' it would break
JSR168 spesification.
I see this good thing because sharing
Problem is that navigation portlet is in one context and *-object.xml that
defines the page and what resource bundle to use is in another.
In my opinion resource files involved with pages defined in *-object.xml should
be as close as possible to war that actually defines it. So resource files
s
So I need to put my resource files available into classpath so, that it is
visible to navigational portlet (ie one in core portal project). Does this mean
that i need to copy it into ie. server/default/lib ?
I don't have much experience in jboss yet but for me it seems that i need to
restart jb
Yes resource bundles are handy what comes to 3rd party translation I have to
agree on that.
I am not just sure how you are going to make deployment of resource files easy.
I mean that I have ear that contains my portlets, portal pages, custom layouts
and themes and all the stuff in nice package
Has somebody got this working with 2.2 ?
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This
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.
BTW this navigation portlet
IMHO this should be somewhere in WiKi of documentation.
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I downloaded and built the jboss 4.0.3SP1 first. It did go smoothly without any
problems.
Then I set the JBOSS_HOME envvar like it documentation. I can see in my command
promt that JBOSS_HOME is pointing correct folder.
| C:\devel\jboss-portal-2.2.1RC2-src\build>set JBOSS_HOME
| JBOSS_HOME
First you really should read JSR168 spesification. It is not very long and it
describes how portlets plug into portal. Usually I don't like specs but this
one is actually very good and every portlet developer should read it - not just
those who develop portals.
Then you should download some hel
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-677
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I managed to get preferences for indexpage set but it doesn't follow it. It
always shows default/index.htm page for me.
So maybe it is related to t
I haven't tried it because I don't find it neccessary. If that document is
correct, you have to compile from sources to change context root.
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I got the same error message after creating new page. It dissapeared after
reloggin in. Is there special characters in your page name ?
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In MyPortal.war (that is war contaning the portal deployment) I have file
myportal-object.xml that defines the portlets, page and window structures.
If i want some page to be visible only for admins i simpy define it like this:
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| AdminsOnly
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|Navigation
Is it currenlty possible to secure portlet modes. I have tried to do some
research here but I can only make page or portlet to appear/disappear from
certain users. I just want edit mode disabled from all but spesified roles.
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