How to access WML site?

Hi I am trying to access the default WML site of Jetspeed using GPRS+WAP phone. I have hosted my site at static IP which can access through internet using URL /jetspeed/index.jsp. Can you please help me to know what URL should I type to accesss using WAP+GPRS? Should it be ..jetspeed/in

Jetspeed with Jive or Yazd

Hi, I intend to incorporate forum functionality into my university website and have evaluated both Jive and Yazd discussion forum. Both are running as separate web applications. May I know how to incoporate either Jive or Yazd into Jetspeed? Any advise is greatly appreciated :) Cheers, Andy

Re: Jetspeed with Jive or Yazd

Hi ! We integrated Yazd in our Portal (Note that Yazd is just an open source version of Jive). Here is the way we did it : We call Yazd from a jsp portlet which displays Yazd in an IFrame. This jsp sends several parameters to a yazd login jsp, such as a language code (we integrated multilangua

class file problem

Hi, i try to access my webapp which is running fine with Tomcat from jetspeed. The class files are placed under WEB-INF/classes/de/xx/yy Their package declaration is de.xx.yy but i get a class not found exception if i try to access the class files. >From the archives I got a hint to put the clas

default.psml won't work under llnux.

I changed the default.psml for the homepage - so everything works fine under win OS's but when I go to the url with a linux client (tried suse 7.2 and mandrake 8.1) I always get the standard jetspeed welcome page (the one with the "there are to accounts created" portlet among others). So the old

Re: HTTP Header by portlet

Sounds like a link, Paul Spencer Raffaele Ragni wrote: > So, if i want to make a client download a file in a secure mode (if i put on > a dir of tomcat the file can be viewed by anyone and) in wich way i should > do it? > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For addition

Re: FW: FW: margin for left.vm in index.jsp

Deep Narain Singh wrote: > Hi Paul > You mean I have to change in JetspeedReource.properties file? Yes. > I couldn't find where leftnav.width is set to 10%? It is in the file near the end. > I shall be highly obliged for your kind response. Sorry for inconvenience caused. > Regards > Deep >

Re: default.psml won't work under llnux.

Sven, Jetspeed uses the http header to determine the media-type and language to use. Check Jetspeed.log to determine which default.psml is being used by your linux clients. Paul Spencer Sven Hohlfeld wrote: > I changed the default.psml for the homepage - so everything > works fine under win

Re: How to access WML site?

Deep Narain Singh wrote: > Hi > I am trying to access the default WML site of Jetspeed using GPRS+WAP phone. > I have hosted my site at static IP which can access through internet using URL >/jetspeed/index.jsp. > > Can you please help me to know what URL should I type to accesss using WAP

Re: class file problem

Marcus, 1) Is class file in Jetspeed's webapp class directory? 2) Are all of the jars and classes required by mainServlet in the classpath used by Jetspeed. Alternatively, their is a servlet portlet. Paul Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > i try to access my webapp which is running

Re: HTTP Header by portlet

Paul, you're right. However this way I fear the user could potentially access to the files in the shared directory even if he isn't logged in (read authenticated). Do you have any suggestion about how to let the user download, from jetspeed, a file stored in a directory placed outside Tomcat ? T

Re: HTTP Header by portlet

Raffaele Ragni wrote: > Paul, you're right. However this way I fear the user could potentially > access to the files in the shared directory even if he isn't logged in (read > authenticated). > > Do you have any suggestion about how to let the user download, from > jetspeed, a file stored in a

Re: class file problem

Hi Paul, all class files are in jetspeed's webapp class directory. I use the initial jetspeed setup which i get after deploying the jetspeed war file. I added my web.xml entries to jetspeeds and I added the following entry to the jetspeed registry Fanuc eParts e

Re: class file problem

Is your servlet registered in jetspeed's web.xml? Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Paul, > > all class files are in jetspeed's webapp class directory. > I use the initial jetspeed setup which i get after deploying the jetspeed > war file. > I added my web.xml entries to jetspeeds and I added

Re: class file problem

Thanks Brian, now it works ;-) Can you give me some explanation why I have to register my classes in web.xml for use with jetspeed. It worked well in my Tomcat webapp without these entries in web.xml Marcus

Re: class file problem

You don't have to register all your classes in the web.xml, just the servlets I believe. I think it is because Jetspeed needs to be able to map the servlet name in the URL to the actual class you are trying to use. Someone correct me if I am wrong. Thanks. Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > T

RE: calling one psml to another psml file

If you are wanting to link from a portlet in default.psml to the default1.psml you can create the link. something like //page/default1 this will render the default1 psml. -Original Message- From: Deep Narain Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 7:16 AM To: 'Jet

Re: jetspeed1.3a2 install issue with poolservice in turbine

OK, send out more detailed error info like a stack trace and maybe the steps that reproduce this error. >From: miten mehta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: "Jetspeed Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: Jetspeed Users List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: jetspeed1.3a2 install issue with poolser

RE: james integration

Andrew I have been looking for the same to integrate Jetspeed with James. I wish anyone can give a piece of advice. Well please let me know if you know the procedure. Regards Deep -Original Message- From: Andrew Wirt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 11:24 AM To: [E

RE: How to access WML site?

Hi Paul Sorry I couldn't get your answer? What URL should I type? I am newbie to this technology. Well my site can be browsed through internet. In addition, do I need to establish the separate WAP Gateway? Or do my WAP Gateway provider can access my Internet IP? I shall be highly obliged for your

RE: calling one psml to another psml file

Hi Thanks for your response. Well, I have been trying to look the servlet context for the default.psml in web.xml file but couldn't track out where the request go after this descriptor file. Well, take to the situation that my default1.psml present in the same folder as default.psml file psml/anon

RE: calling one psml to another psml file

Actually, the PSML's are not found in the web.xml. The web.xml will define your webapp context uri and your servlet uri. Example: webapp context uri = / servlet uri = portal root url = http://your.host.com/portal The root url will find the default.psml. If not logged in then it will find the d

Re: How to access WML site?

Deep, The url is http://hostname/jetspeed. Jetspeed will determine the media type, wml in this case, from the http header. As to the WAP gateway... I do not know. Paul Spencer DeepSangeet wrote: > Hi Paul > Sorry I couldn't get your answer? What URL should I type? > I am newbie to this tech

Re: HTTP Header by portlet

Mh.. i've noticed that i can't put a path on attachments filenames,or at least the filename works only without paths, i watched the rfc of http to see if there is another parameter fot that but nothing comed up. And its the same problem like i were using it via portlet...and..i really think that i

Re: james integration

Andrew, I expect the "integration" is/should be a email portlet that communicates with you mail server, like James, via POP/SMTP/IMAP. Such a portlet would be a nice addition to Jetspeed. Like you, I am also looking for this solution. Paul Spencer Andrew Wirt wrote: > Hi, > I am attempt

FW: How to access WML site?

Hi Paul Thanks for your response. Well, please correct me if I am wrong. Same site http://hostname/jetspeed can acccess through internet desktop as well as through WAP devices. Depending on the media type of HTTP Request header, it is the server who manage the content to the client. Regards Deep

RE: free news site

you can also try http://newsisfree.com Brian -Original Message- From: Scott Rowan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 7:15 PM To: Jetspeed Users List; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: free news site Try: http://www.moreover.com/ http://www.xmltree.com/index.html Cheer

Re: HTTP Header by portlet

Raffaele Ragni wrote: > Mh.. i've noticed that i can't put a path on attachments filenames,or at > least the filename works only without paths, i watched the rfc of http to > see if there is another parameter fot that but nothing comed up. > And its the same problem like i were using it via por

FW: calling one psml to another psml file

Cheers.You have make it work. Thanks a lot. Regards Deep -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 7:34 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: calling one psml to another psml file Actually, the PSML's are not found in the we

How to set background color of just one portlet???

I tried to this: getPortletConfig().getPortletSkin().setBackgroundColor("#ff"); in my portlet that subclasses AbstractPortlet and it turned the background red for all the portlets after the one I called it from so I am assuming this modifies the skin for all portlets rendered after the call

Re: How to set background color of just one portlet???

Brian, Dealy, Brian wrote: > I tried to this: > > getPortletConfig().getPortletSkin().setBackgroundColor("#ff"); > in my portlet that subclasses AbstractPortlet and it turned the background > red for all the portlets after the one I called it from so I am assuming > this > modifies the ski

Re: FW: How to access WML site?

DeepSangeet wrote: > Hi Paul > Thanks for your response. > Well, please correct me if I am wrong. > Same site http://hostname/jetspeed can acccess through internet desktop as > well as through WAP devices. Depending on the media type of HTTP Request > header, it is the server who manage the con

RE: variables in Velocity

Thank you Paul, it works. I did it with user.getTemp(...). Why should I be careful to use this approach? Matthias > -Original Message- > From: Paul Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 10:26 PM > To: Jetspeed Users List > Subject: Re: variables in Velocity

RE: How to access WML site?

Deep, I am using the Nokia Modile Internet Toolkit that you can download from their web site. I access Jetspeed by typing http://localhost/jetspeed which is forwarded to http://localhost/jetspeed/index.jsp#Login Hope this will help. Matthias Wimmer > -Original Message--

Re: variables in Velocity

Matthias, Wimmer, Matthias wrote: > Thank you Paul, > > it works. I did it with user.getTemp(...). Why should I be careful to use > this approach? 1) More then one controller can display content on a page. This may not be easy to configure today. 2) Of their are several layers of tab, or ma

RE: variables in Velocity

> Also, users can customize their own pages. So before you roll > this into > production, TEST, TEST, and, then TEST Ok, I will do that. Thank you again, Paul. Matt -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Using setPerm()

Hi all - I am trying to set a persistent variable with rundata.getUser().setPerm(handle, object). However, I believe that I must have additional steps to do this since just making the function call does not set my object permanently. Any tips? TIA, Josh Hone _

Re: Using setPerm()

Josh, I believe a the user must logout for the variable to be saved. Also look in jetspeed.log for related errors. Paul Spencer Josh Hone wrote: > Hi all - > > I am trying to set a persistent variable with > rundata.getUser().setPerm(handle, object). However, I believe that I > must have a

Re: Using setPerm()

Paul - Thanks very much for your response. However, the problem is precisely that when I do log out, the variable is not saved. This variable is not one of the usual ones that are attached to a User; it is my own. Does this mean that I have to extend the JetspeedUserProfile and Peer for the

Re: Using setPerm()

Josh, Josh Hone wrote: > Paul - > > Thanks very much for your response. However, the problem is precisely > that when I do log out, the variable is not saved. This variable is not > one of the usual ones that are attached to a User; it is my own. Does > this mean that I have to extend the

RE: How to access WML site?

I just downloaded the Klondike WAP browser and I get an error when visiting http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/index.jsp That says "There was too much data received" Any ideas? Scott > -Original Message- > From: Wimmer, Matthias [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 1:

Re: How to access WML site?

Try the http://localhost/jetspeed/index.jsp#Login or better yet, http://localhost/jetspeed You probably loaded up the html into the WAP browser instead of the WML. Also, WAP has character limits, so too much data received is a common problem for WAP. More than likely when you loaded up the H

RE: How to access WML site?

> Try the > http://localhost/jetspeed/index.jsp#Login > or better yet, > http://localhost/jetspeed No dice, same error. > You probably loaded up the html into the WAP browser instead of the WML. Maybe I'm ignorant, but shouldn't Jetspeed send back WML if it is being accessed via a WAP-device?

Re: How to access WML site?

Try the online AnyWhereYouGo WAP Testing tool at http://www.ayg.org/WapWanderer.po Maybe this will give some additional I tryed the sample Bluesunrise site http://www.bluesunrise.com/jetspeed/ and this worked, so you may want to this too. Glen Weaver, Scott wrote: >>Try the >>http://localhost

Postgres problem with adding/retrieving users

Is there any resolution right now to the problems using Jetspeed with Postgres (7.2.1) ? I've tried all the latest CVS builds of the Postgres JDBC driver and the Village API to no avail ... The how-to at http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/turbine-2/howto/postgres-howto.html is horribly outdated and

Re: jetspeed1.3a2 install issue with poolservice in turbine

Notes: its has lot of detail stacktrace so excuse me for long email. 1. build war did not really put conf files in war. I modified target bit to have it work. Still tomcat created WEB-INF dir with only classes and lib on jwsdp. conf related stuff is not extracted at all as it extracts well in

RE: Menu Tab manipulation

The difficulty with a rounded corners approach would be that it would be applied to the main level as well as each submenu level created within the default.psml file. I am seeking to only apply button images to the main menu items (HOME/FORECASTS...) and leave the submenu as text links. I attemp

FW: How to access WML site?

Hi I have tried to access the http://www.bluesunrise.com/jetspeed/, through third party WAP gateway. It shows the main login page. Cheers Can anyone please tell what is the Login ID? I have tried "trubine", "admin", "jetspeed" all. but get the same message : "Jetspeed WAP Sorry your u

Re: Jetspeed with Jive or Yazd

Hi Guillaume, Thanks a lot for the reply :) I've the following qestions: 1. Do u install Yazd in [TOMCAT_HOME]\webapps\yazd or in [TOMCAT_HOME]\webapps\jetspeed\yazd ? 2. How do u invoke Yazd from a jsp portlet in Jetspeed? I've installed Yazd in [TOMCAT_HOME]\webapps\jetspeed\yazd . And tried