hi david !
many congratulations on a successful implementation of jetspeed.
could you please share your experiences with uslike tell us about the
functionalities or architecture in your scheme of things...what version of
jetspeed have u used...what db...etc
hope to hear from you in
We're in the process of doing it and plan to roll out at the end of
September. Unless we run into a real show-stopper, Jetspeed will support
both internal and external production applications. We are playing around a
bit with some things to integrate with a back-end database. If we come up
with
This isn't a technical problem however I am just curious to know...is there
anyone out there the is working for a company that has implemented Jetspeed
into their production environment successfully and currently using it??
Would anyone respond if you are and what company you work for?? I'm
inter
Vincent,
As you suspected, the root problem is related to the SSL protocol.
According to the following excerpt from jetspeed.log, https is not
supported.
[Thu Aug 30 19:07:45 CEST 2001] -- INFO -- DiskCache: this URL can't be
stored in cache... providing it
directly.https://station6.geomath.fr/p
Chris,
Am I summarizing the correctly:
o Jetspeed works correctly with Tomcat 3.3. and Opera
o Jetspeed is NOT displaying content with JBoss/Jetty and Opera.
Assuming the above:
I would expect to see entries in jetspeed.log when you display the
initial page.
-- INFO -- Created a CapabilityMap
Make sure your have these jars in tomcat/lib : turb, vel, ecs, castor,
village, jetspeed. Then make sure you are using xerces instead of crimson
(you will probably have to modify run.bat in jboss/bin).
Sara
-Original Message-
From: Chris Kimpton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday,
In attachment, the error in jetspeed.log
>
> > > > Exactly in my *portlets.xreg I changed 'http' with 'https'.
> > > > (It seems that RSS doesn't support SSL, isn't it?)
> > > > Can I give the path of my RSS file instead the URL , and How?
> > >
> > > The protocol, http or https, you are using t
Hi,
Sort of related to my earlier post on this combination, I am now
trying to run the Jetspeed app with the jboss/jetty bundle.
As it support deployment of wars, I just dropped the standard build
jetspeed war into the jboss deploy directory.
It recognised and expanded/deployed it. I then poin
All of the classes I imported.
<%@ page import ="java.util.*"%>
<%@ page import ="java.text.*"%>
<%@ page import ="javax.servlet.jsp.*"%>
<%@ page import ="javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.*"%>
<%@ page import ="org.apache.turbine.util.*"%>
<%@ page import ="org.apache.turbine.services.jsp.JspService;"%>
Hi,
I am trying to run with the above combination. (cos we are using
jboss and the Jetty bundling is more compatible with jetspeed - the
tomcat bundle is version 3.2.3 which does not work with Jetspeed...)
Jetty can be obtained from
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=7322&r
Hi!
I've set up Apache as a proxy(+ reverse proxy) for Tomcat 3.2.3 and I'm
using the current (cvs) Jetspeed version. My problem with this setup is that
Jetspeed adds the tomcat port (8080) to the urls. But there's no access
through the firewall to the 8080 urls. How can I tell Jetspeed to add po
Vincent,
Vincent Bonamy wrote:
>
> Paul Spencer wrote:
>
> > Vincent,
> >
> > Vincent Bonamy wrote:
> > >
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > Exactly in my *portlets.xreg I changed 'http' with 'https'.
> > > (It seems that RSS doesn't support SSL, isn't it?)
> > > Can I give the path of my RSS file instea
Hello Anthony,
Could you please tell me what jar did you import for this.
It seems VERY interesting !!
very thanks,
vincent.
Anthony Smith wrote:
> I did reference the tag lib.
>
> What I ended up doing was this in my jsp and it worked.
>
> RunData data = (RunData)pageContext.getAttribute(JspS
Paul Spencer wrote:
> Vincent,
>
> Vincent Bonamy wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > Exactly in my *portlets.xreg I changed 'http' with 'https'.
> > (It seems that RSS doesn't support SSL, isn't it?)
> > Can I give the path of my RSS file instead the URL , and How?
>
> The protocol, http or https, you
Vincent,
Vincent Bonamy wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Exactly in my *portlets.xreg I changed 'http' with 'https'.
> (It seems that RSS doesn't support SSL, isn't it?)
> Can I give the path of my RSS file instead the URL , and How?
The protocol, http or https, you are using to retrieve the RSS file
sh
Anthony,
I suspect you will see the following error message in the jetspeed.log
file:
[Thu Aug 30 09:09:52 EDT 2001] -- ERROR -- Error processing info-tag,
parameter: UserName
Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException
Stack Trace follows:
java.lang.NullPointerException
Hello,
Exactly in my *portlets.xreg I changed 'http' with 'https'.
(It seems that RSS doesn't support SSL, isn't it?)
Can I give the path of my RSS file instead the URL , and How?
Another question about xreg files: what classes should I use if I want to
manage it : xreg is not like RSS (no stric
I did reference the tag lib.
What I ended up doing was this in my jsp and it worked.
RunData data = (RunData)pageContext.getAttribute(JspService.RUNDATA,
PageContext.REQUEST_SCOPE);
-Original Message-
From: David Sean Taylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 1
Hello,
Now, I'm trying to serve Jetspeed (with Tomcat and Apache) only via SSL:
http can't see jetspeed, only https.
My JSP Portlets are working but no my RSS Portlets.
I have change my *portlet.xreg. It isn't suffisant, can and what should
I do to resolve this pb?
Thanks,
vincent.
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