I get an error if I set template extension is jSP:
likethis : services.JspService.template.extension=jsp
It's work if I set template extension is vm (velocity);
I suspect the error because Websphere didn't recognize the
path :
/WEB-INF/templates/jsp/navigations//html/en/top.jsp
I think it's bec
>
> Please could someone please let me know the life cycle of a
> portlet, ie what
I started writing about this in the tutorial a while back, and realized the
portlet lifecycle wasn't easily explained due to the nature of the api, and
abruptly stopped working on the tutorial as you can see here:
Christine,
I misunderstood your intention. I guess rather than redirecting you want to
provide some sort of completion message, right? Then, after completing the
action, use rundata.setMessage() method to provide a message. In your .jsp
template, use rundata.getMessage() to retrieve it and display
Hi,
Please could someone please let me know the life cycle of a portlet, ie what
events/methods get call when a portlet is created shut down etc..
I know that getContent is called but are there any others
Regards
Rob Shorney
PDS - Local Government - Front Office Development Team
Northgate Info
Ok it work.
Thankx a lot...
Ciao Christine
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Mark Orciuch [mailto:mark_orciuch@;ngsltd.com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 24. Oktober 2002 17:15
An: Jetspeed Users List
Betreff: RE: setTemplate / JspPortletAction
Christine,
I misunderstood your intention. I guess
It will be great :) I'm working too in a " CMS " that every document has one
kind of portlet asigned with common functions like search, modify, create,
etc and ordened by one database that asigns to the document the class and
some properties. Another class make the function of launch with the
instr
OK although that's only true if you don't cache or prefetch content.
I don't personnally rate this as a high priority feature but if you
require it I give you some pointers on where to implement it in
Jetspeed and will welcome the patch :)
> -Message d'origine-
> De : NAJMAN Yves - SOP (
Hi all -
I have a relatively simple fix for velocity that allows selective parallel
execution, so that you can select which portlets interact with each other.
If you are familiar with velocity, it amounts to subdividing the Context.
Interested? Does this sound like what you need?
Josh Hone
What about moving this to the dev mailing-list and look in more
details at the issues ?
If you can elaborate somewhat on what you did to Velocity and
possibly show some code it would certainly help...
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Josh Hone [mailto:icsad@;hotmail.com]
> Envoyé : jeudi 24
Hey Mark,
when I use rundata.setScreenTemplate("template") for redirecting on jsp
file this file will be opened in my browser window and not placed in the
previous portlet. Do you know how to open it in the portlet window? When
there isn't a possibility I guess I have to find another solution.
Ci
Christine,
I tried setTemplate method and it doesn't seem to work. I have to look into
it. For now, you can use rundata.setScreenTemplate("template") in your "do"
method to redirect to another .jsp file.
Best regards,
Mark C. Orciuch
Next Generation Solutions, Ltd.
e-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
web:
Try this:
Enumeration registryEntrys =
org.apache.jetspeed.services.Registry.getNames();
while (registryEntrys.hasMoreElements())
{
String regEntry = (String)registryEntrys.nextElement();
System.out.pr
The typcal use case would be:
3 HTML portlets access to Yahoo, slashdot and cnn.com
If each portlet wait 2 seconds to get an answer, the whole page needs 6
seconds. With the parallel execution option, it only needs 2 seconds.
I agree that for localy hosted portlets, the statistical benefit for the
>I don't understand what would be the use case for this. Can you give an
>example of how you would see such integration useful ?
A lot of the business orientated content management systems out there go
with an "app-server dynamically generating content from a database"
approach.
I personally
We have no such feature right now, although it's pretty easy to add
if required.
However, I don't see a lot of benefits from this approach, can
you explain when this would be useful for you ?
> -Message d'origine-
> De : NAJMAN Yves - SOP ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
> [mailto:YNajman@;sophia-an
Hi all,
I have a question about how to use the setTemplate method in
JspPortletAction / JspAction. My intention is to redirect to another jsp
page after passing the doSomething method.
For Example a user has clicked the submit button in a form. First the
relating "do" method is called, which manip
De : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> A crucial point has been raised.
>
> For myself (and, I suspect many others) the key to content
> management -
> the killer app - is all about enabling your non-technical
> users to author
> and edit your site content.
> Document management and versioning falls unde
I did not dig deep in sources so I hope I do not ask for something obvious
:-)
The Plumtree portal have a nice feature: parallel execution of portlets.
WebSphere seems to have something like that:
services.PortletInvoker.useParallelRendering (in
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/webservers/portal/libr
Thanks!!!
Now it works...
Greetings Christine
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Luta, Raphael (VUN) [mailto:Raphael.Luta@;groupvu.Com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 24. Oktober 2002 12:26
An: 'Jetspeed Users List'
Betreff: RE: problem with using own actions
The way turbine loads "module" is that b
The way turbine loads "module" is that based on modules package
path you provide, it will append the type of module and module name
to look up the class
Hence if you define "modules.myactions" in the pmodule path and look
for a TestAction action, Turbine will look for:
modules.myactions.actions.T
Just a short comment on OpenCms...
I don´t think merging boths systems is a good idea
(I´ve worked with both, hence also my small project on the
OCS site on how to integrate Velocity)
OCS follows a completely different route.
a) First it is under LGPL so basically an integration is possible
but
Hi all,
i'm using tomcat 4.1 and jetspeed-1.4b1-release-war.zip. Now I tried to
develop my own portlets and my own actions.
I wrote a jspportlet which should use an action class developed by my
own. My problem is that Turbine seems to have a problem with locating
the new action class. I got the f
Why do you try to access directly the CastorRegistry implementation ?
Simply use the Registry Service interface !
If CastorRegistry is used as the default impelmentation, any entry you add
in the Registry will be stored in the xreg file defined in the JR.properties
file, which is by default local-
Hey All!
I have a problem. I want to edit my Registry, but I don´t know how I get a
handle on my registry.
I try it that way
CastorRegistryService castor = new CastorRegistryService();
Registry reg = castor.get("local-portlets"); //
"local-portlets" is a xreg-file in
A crucial point has been raised.
For myself (and, I suspect many others) the key to content management -
the killer app - is all about enabling your non-technical users to author
and edit your site content.
Document management and versioning falls under this high-level goal but
equally importa
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