Hi
I have a link in jsp page in a portlet and I want it to go to a jsp page in
another portlet.
Does anyone know how to do this?
I can put both pages as one inside a portlet and link to the current page
which is easy but
I would like to use 2 portlets and have the second portlet be full page.
Th
Hello,
I've searched the archive regarding changing the language via the portlet
and having the correct language based PSML file loaded in the browser. The
$l10n stuff works fine, but that is not sufficient. I am using 1.4b4 and
talk about this seems to have be addressed back in Jan03
(JetspeedLoca
Hi Mike,
I don't currently have any documentation put together on using the persistence plug in
standalone. I should have some time this weekend to put together a how-to on using
the persistence plug in a standalone application.
I the mean time, you can checkout J2 from the CVS, you can start
Hi all, I have been extremely impressed with Jetspeed's malleability so far.
It seems that every modification is very easy to implement, but now I am
stumped, so here goes:
I have set up Jetspeed to use an Oracle database, and everything seems to be
working. However, I would like to get away from
Hi all,
probably I'm making a concept mistake but I'm unable to see it...
I'm using a JspPortlet to display a jsp.
The jsp has a to another jsp
template: my goal is to open another jsp in the same portlet space.
The html anchor generated is:
http:///jetspeed/portal/template/Contact.jsp and if I
I'm using IE6 and Mozilla 1.5RC1 on Win2000 and did not have any trouble
creating/editing a skin in the skin browser.
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Subject: Re: AW: admin portlets won't work.
If I did that, the whole layout would be replaced by my errorpage, but I'd
like the errorPage to serve as a template for the current portlet ;)
For now I'll just use the setTemplate in my actions, but that doesn't cover
an eventual exception occuring in the jsp's ;) (altough these are not likely
t
