Hi all,
I've been working the last few days on a new bridge. Basically the main
goal is : how to rapidly convert existing servlet applications into
portlets.
I've looked at the GenericServletPortlet, but it didn't seem to offer
much in the way of supporting legacy portlets. Just to make sure I'
Serge Huber wrote:
Hi all,
I've been working the last few days on a new bridge. Basically the main
goal is : how to rapidly convert existing servlet applications into
portlets.
I've looked at the GenericServletPortlet, but it didn't seem to offer
much in the way of supporting legacy portlets. J
On Mar 17, 2005, at 6:59 PM, David Sean Taylor wrote:
Im wondering if any of the Struts bridge can also be leveraged here.
Well I'm not an expert of the Struts bridge, but from my understanding
the Struts bridge uses Struts' internal dispatching system to cut
things in two : Struts action is pr
Serge Huber wrote:
On Mar 17, 2005, at 6:59 PM, David Sean Taylor wrote:
Im wondering if any of the Struts bridge can also be leveraged here.
Well I'm not an expert of the Struts bridge, but from my understanding
the Struts bridge uses Struts' internal dispatching system to cut
things in two
Ate Douma wrote:
Serge Huber wrote:
On Mar 17, 2005, at 6:59 PM, David Sean Taylor wrote:
Im wondering if any of the Struts bridge can also be leveraged here.
Well I'm not an expert of the Struts bridge, but from my
understanding the Struts bridge uses Struts' internal dispatching
system to cu
>Actually, the preferred way to use Struts within a Portlet is to use two
>Struts Actions: one for processAction forwarding to a RenderAction which
>in the end dispatches to a JSP.
>But yes, if an Struts Action forwards to a JSP from within an
ActionRequest
>the Struts bridge will break in and def
Hi Ate,
Thanks for the feedback, see below for my answers.
Ate Douma wrote:
Unfortunately for regular servlets this is not possible, as we don't
necessarily have a two-phase process (controller -> view). If one
wanted, they could do everything with just a JSP, or just a servlet,
and it would
Hi Roger,
Thanks for the feedback. I must say I used your work on the Perl/PHP
bridges as a basis and they provided excellent starting points. My
comments are below.
Roger Ruttimann wrote:
The PERL/PHP portlet bridges implement the ActionRequest for
processing posted data. Post data is not avai
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>>Actually, the preferred way to use Struts within a Portlet is to use two
>>Struts Actions: one for processAction forwarding to a RenderAction which
>>in the end dispatches to a JSP.
>>But yes, if an Struts Action forwards to a JSP from within an
> ActionRequest
>>the Strut
hi ate !
thank you very much for your explanation.
now i understand a lot more.
i read the readme.txt, but only now i
understand it completely.
thomas
Roger Ruttimann wrote:
I changed the Perl portlet bridge so that it uses the rewriter class.
The PHP portlet still uses the ScriptPostProcess but I plan to use the
rewriter component for the PHP portlet bridgs as well. I suggest that
we use the rewriter instead of custom implementation since it'
I realized that the changes were not in CVS.
I just submitted them for the Perl portals-bridges.
PHP still uses ScriptPostProcess while Perl uses the rewriter component.
Roger
Serge Huber wrote:
Roger Ruttimann wrote:
I changed the Perl portlet bridge so that it uses the rewriter class.
The PHP po
Hi Roger,
Thanks a lot, I'll look at rewriting my code based on your Perl bridge.
Regards,
Serge Huber.
Roger Ruttimann wrote:
I realized that the changes were not in CVS.
I just submitted them for the Perl portals-bridges.
PHP still uses ScriptPostProcess while Perl uses the rewriter component.
R
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