I have created a different add portlet customizer for Jetspeed that uses
Javascript and the HTML DOM support in the newer browsers to allow the user
to select multiple portlets in a tree table interface. This customizer
allows takes advantage of the category support to present a nicely organized
My current time being spent on Jetspeed may be going away soon (gotta love
when projects get put on the back-burner). If I can find time, I would like
to hook Jetspeed up to JProbe and see what it is up to. The 80/20 rule
seems to apply quite well to performance tweaking on this stuff. Don't
You could always do Jetspeed in your part-time at your own pace...
Currently, my own pace is basically no coding outside of work. We are
just beginning traveling soccer season. As a coach, I'm having trouble
keeping my head above water between practices, league games and tournament
Can anyone explain why the cache key creation is a static member? Looking
at the code, I can see that it was originally an instance method and was
later changed. This doesn't make a lot of sense to me to be honest. This
would be like defining static equals() and hashcode() methods. There are
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From: Setera, Craig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 1:32 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Possible to not rewrite registry fragments?
I've noticed that the Castor registry support currently
rewrites the registry fragments that have been read from disk
Even though I can't officially vote, here is my unofficial vote. I agree
with all of this. I would love to see the tree cleaned up so it is clear
what does and does not matter/work. I have no problem with making the
internal implementations purely vm based as long as JSP templates are still
Hi,
I was under the impression that the CVS version of code had the ability to
customize the anonymous user without the copy another user's PSML trick.
Is that true? If so, I can't seem to find it. Can someone point me in the
right direction?
Thanks,
Craig
PS - Thanks for fixing the 3 column
I believe the recommended way is to create a new user, customize that
user and then copy it over to the anonymous directory. Next week I will
be working on a new feature for the admin user to customize any psml
resource in the system, including anonymous. This should be fairly easy,
only
I'm trying to move the registry directory out of the webapp's WEB-INF
hierarchy using the property
services.Registry.directory=xxx
This does not currently appear to work to move outside the webapp's
directory structure. Setting this to (for instance) c:\jetspeed\registry
will yield the
In a recent CVS checkout, I received
torque-3.0-b2-dev.jar
turbine-2.2-b2-dev.jar
I don't see these versions, so I'm assuming these must be nightly snapshots.
Is that correct? If so, any guess which nightly they would be?
Thanks,
Craig
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-1 pending a vote and commitment to do this effort as a team from all
voting developers.
The PSML services are now working very well in both Database and File
System implementation.
I am strongly -1 on changing this just to support an optional feature.
If you decide to go ahead with this
Mike,
Thanks much. With your description of the patch and a pointer to the source
code, I was able to fix up a version of this to work. I've joined the
Village mailing list and asked that the change be made permanent in their
CVS.
Thanks again,
Craig
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Glenn,
I'm not sure about the CVS codebase in this regard. The site I was having
trouble with is an older (1.3a2) site that had been working and stopped
working. In the end, it turned out that our Ops team had somehow severed
that machine's connection to the outside world. That obviously
Success!
After much hacking, I was finally able to get DB PSML working. There were a
couple of things it seemed I needed to do in order to get it to work that
sort of seem like they should be the standard way of handling. This is in
addition to the changes I had to make to Village BLOB
). There was a bug with the BLOB datatype
also. Here is the patched code.
Mike Thompson
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From: Setera, Craig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 11:21 AM
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Subject: Village source code?
Hi.
I'm trying to host Jetspeed (CVS version from
I'm attempting to build default database contents for the Turbine users for
DB2. I've gotten most of the DB2 SQL checked into CVS to work, except for
the setting up of the user's permanent storage BLOB. Is there anything in
that BLOB that the user object can't live without?
Thanks,
Craig
David,
How on track do you feel Jetspeed is to make beta by the end of April as
you originally suggested in this note? Is it close?
I've followed the large amount of changes that have gone on since 1.3a2. We
would definitely benefit from these changes. I have a couple of portlets
that I'm
My comments below...
...but initialization is not that costly these days... at least
compared to the standard Stack implementation.
I attach a simple comparison of creation and using a Stack based pool
and an array based pool - very crude - but should be sufficient to
highlight the point.
David,
Do you have any concerns with JDO and its lack of exceptions? When I looked
at the spec last year I was concerned with the overall concept of
transparent persistence. Problem is that there is so much that can go
wrong with persistence backends. I'm just interested in your perspectives
I'm in agreement with Glenn that redirect's are necessary here or at least
the behavior we get when we redirect. I've found no other good solution
within the limits of HTTP to make the browser do the right thing. I
originally asked for redirects in Jetspeed a few months back because of the
I'm wondering if there is something wrong with ocs.xsl as shipped in the
1.3a2 release? Rather than getting nice titles and descriptions in the
portlet browser, we are seeing the complete request URL. I've spent little
or no time with XSLT, so I'm not really sure what is going on. All I know
Subject: Re: Please Help: Howto Expire RSS Portlets Programmatically?
Are you using the RSSPortlet or NewRSSPortlet?
I believe you should be using the new.
To control the expiration, override the getExpire() method.
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From: Setera, Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jetspeed
Hello all,
I asked about this once before, but received no response. Not sure if
people just don't know the answer or if my original request was missed.
Hopefully it was the latter and my asking again won't be too much of a
bother.
My company is busy building things around the excellent
OK. I give!
We are building some local OCS/RSS content streams that are being presented
by the standard NewRSSPortlet class. This all works very well. At some
points, that content stream is going to be updated interactively by a user
and I need the RSS portlet to be updated immediately. So
I may be missing something, but it doesn't seem that the Content portlets
for the admin user allows me to do anything. All of the links (Global,
Java Runtime, etc.) appear to be dead links back to the portal homepage. Am
I missing something or are these not enabled for some reason?
THanks.
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I'm using a cut of code from a couple of weeks ago. I'm wondering if there
are some places where a redirect to the portal page would be better than
doing a forward.
For instance, if I:
- Customize my portal
- Save/apply
- Follow a link on my portal that changes the current browser page (rather
I took a look at the new portal API specification. It looks excellent. I
like the parallels being drawn between the portlet API and the servlets API.
When is the plan to decide on this proposal and begin implementation? Soon
after 1.3a2?
Thanks,
Craig
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From: David
Hello,
My company is considering using Jetspeed for a number of projects. What I'm
seeing in the 1.3a2 nightly snapshots looks excellent and I believe that
Jetspeed will meet our needs. I see that there is now a plan to release the
1.3a2 level of code. I'm wondering if anyone has a feel when
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