RE: Strange JLoginUser problem

Hi, A quick question regarding below problem! It seems I am having the same problem when trying to use my own custom login action and was wondering if anyone know what is going on. Using JS 1.5 on tomcat 5 Any help appreciated. Kind Regards /Kristofer Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 13:22:59

When Maximize portlet in jetspeed

Team, I wanted to display Maximized when the portlet is maximized. How can I append the text for that when it goes to the maximized state. My class extending AbstractInstancePortlet class. Can you please help this. Thanks in advance Srinivas -

Re: Strange JLoginUser problem

Kristofer, We are using our custom login action on JS1.5 and it is working fine. We modified the my.properties value for action.login to our class name. I belive it is not recommended to have hidden action defined in the jsp pages as per the FAQ on jetspeed on Changing portlet template as quoted

CapabilityMap: Default agent not found in Client Registry !

Hi, It's the first time I'm installing Jetspeed. I'm using jetspeed-2.0-M1.zip with Tomcat 5.0.28. After following README.txt and startup of Tomcat, I got NPE when trying to access http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/portal;. I checked jetspeed.log and find the following output: 2004-12-15

Re: CapabilityMap: Default agent not found in Client Registry !

What Browser are you using? Yu, John wrote: Hi, It's the first time I'm installing Jetspeed. I'm using jetspeed-2.0-M1.zip with Tomcat 5.0.28. After following README.txt and startup of Tomcat, I got NPE when trying to access http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/portal;. I checked jetspeed.log and

RE: Jetspeed2 M1 security setup

Randy, Thanks for the guidance. Putting the login portlet in a plain page in the guest directory and protecting everything else works well. In the future, it would be nice to dynamically show/hide portlets on a page based on a user's role. As I dig in further, can you point me in the right

J2 Profiler, was: Re: Jetspeed2 M1 security setup

Doug Schnelzer wrote: Randy, Thanks for the guidance. Putting the login portlet in a plain page in the guest directory and protecting everything else works well. In the future, it would be nice to dynamically show/hide portlets on a page based on a user's role. It is definitely under

Re: J2 Profiler

Randy, Doug, I'm very happy to see the continuation of the thread - profiling and page layout is exactly what I was trying to figure out next! I followed Randy's advise and tried to investigate more the differences in the portal page layout for different users. Here are some of my notes (sorry,

Re: J2 Profiler

Marina, Feedback inline below... Marina wrote: When user is not logged in, he is a guest user by default. According to the j1 profiling rule (???), pages for the guest user should be taken from the \pages\_user\guest\ directory. However, since this directory does not exist, a default

How to get context path in jetspeed portlet

Hi Team, How can we get the context path of portlet. My class is extending AbstractInstancePortlet class. Could one of you please let me know to get context path of portlet. Thanks in advance Srinivas - Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Find what you

Applications inside Portlets

Hello Everybody I have to put together a quick very basic demo of Jetspeed with some of our apps running inside portals. I have about a day's Jetspeed experience. (And it's got to be done tomorrow) I've been adapting the Demo. I have a couple of questions. 1) I have a Struts app running on