If you're doing that from inside a portlet, it's already too late to set a cookie, the
response has started to be sent to the browser so the cookie will never reach it.
To set a cookie, you must use an action, as JLoginUser for example, or your own one.
Parasuram Gopal a écrit :
> Hello All,
>
Dariush Behboudi wrote:
Will be also suitable as a Document management component?
Well, it depends on what you are calling a document management.
Until now, there is only a couple of services which gives some methods
to access to a repository.
In this rep, you add all cms object you want (XML, H
Hi,
As Tomcat already has a caching mechanism, why
Jetspeed provides another portlets cache?
If the portlets cache-time is expired, where will
Jetspeed load the portlets again? From tomcat caching
or from the portlets' class files?
thanks.
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Hello All,
I'm facing a little weird problem with Jetspeed. I created a cookie and attached it
to the response like
rundata.getResponse().addCookie(cookie);
But this cookie doesn't seem to get created. I enabled the browser prompt for cookie
option to see if it
is getting created, but it is
What exact problem you are facing? Can you send the error page?
~suchi
-Original Message-
From: laid_y [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 1:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problem with the import of ldif file
I have installed openldap on windows 200
All,
I have a question regarding the Jetspeed portal, authentication and Single
Sign On. Does anybody have knowledge on how to setup the Jetspeed portal
using LDAP Authentication at the Web Server level so that Single Sign On is
possible. In our environment we are developing a portal to access a
Hi Ron,
Well for the moment there is no real relationship. We have used some of
Jakarta's libraries and would like to contribute where we can, and Jetspeed
2 seems like the best match for us at the time.
Also I thought that instead of trying to do on our side our own new version
of the portlet
Serge,
I'm curious as to the relationship, if any, between Jahia and Jetspeed. You
have answered some of my Jahia questions in the past, but I have seen you
post here on the JetSpeed list as well.
-Ron Cordell
-Original Message-
From: Serge Huber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday
Hi David,
> In order to do change the title programmatically, you will need to
> write your own Turbine Layout module, and put your dynamic info in the
> context, then access it in your template like above
thanks for the hint ! That work's great ! Here is what I've done, if anyone
is interested:
At 08:43 AM 9/3/2003 -0700, you wrote:
On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 02:16 AM, Eric Chow wrote:
Hello,
Is there any timeline to rollout JetSpeed 2 ?
Its ready when its ready.
It will be ready that much sooner if you get involved!
I wish I could get involved, but sadly I'm still missing a
David Sean Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Yes. If you're using the tools, you simply change the class names for
>> the
>> tools in TR.props and then you're set.
>>
>And for the DynamicURI class?
The whole URI code has been reworked (newly written) and has now a
unified API. It resides in
I have installed openldap on windows 2000 plateform,
but I can't import jetspeed ldif file with the LDAP
browser tool, it gives me an error: "failed to add new
entry...", can somebody help me to resolve this
problem ?
Thanks by advance.
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Jetspeed CMS / Slide integration - news from the developer Hi Christophe,
thank you for your explanation.
I've a question about the CMS component.
Will be also suitable as a Document management component?
Are you planning to implement a search module for documents stored into repositories?
How it
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