Hello Jeff,
I'd like to buy your book. Please tell me of you're also using vm for your
book-examples.
thx a lot
cu
david
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Jeff Linwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 25. August 2004 18:11
An: Jetspeed Users List
Betreff: Re: Forum Portlet
Hi,
Dave Minter ported the open source forum YAZD to use portlets. You can
read the chapter about it in our book, Building
Portlets with the Java Portlet API. Should run on any
JSR 168 compatible portal.
You can download the source code for the book (with the portlet
version of YAZD) from http://
Jeremy Ford wrote:
>
> Most of these jars are available directly from sun. Please download them
> and place them into your local maven repository.
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Dear Filip,
I solved this by embedding a Java Forum - YAZD in a IFramePortlet, but I got
a lot of problem with login, user data update etc. (Jetspeed and YAZD are
still separate worlds in my portal...)
Maybe someone developed a Jetpeed Forum Portlet?
Good luck
Stefano
- Original Message -
Hi everybody,
I've read the archives on that but didn't find any satisfying answer. I plan
to setup a portal using jetspeed. Therefor I would also want to include a
forum in jetspeed. I did not really find any solutions to this (except for
Chef). Are there any portlets I could setup in Jetspeed to
