How long do you give it? By default, Tomcat serializes objects and
reloads them on restart which can cause a delay.
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 09:13:03 -0700, Jeff Rodriguez
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> 'tail -f' catalina.log shows that I get all the way up to "Starting
> Apache Jetspeed Portal/1.5" bef
We use them in each portlet, and friendly up the javascript names (make them
unique) using the Portlet ID, this way you can have common javascript names
you reference in your portlets using the portletid. We had to muck the
JS_PEID to remove the hyphens, as they didn't work well together.
-O
You can do this if you do not specify an action in your form
This way, it posts back to itself (still under buildconfigurecontext), you
can handle the request.
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I don't think you can mix and match, is your normal portlet a JSP or VM ?
If it's a JSP, you will need to use a JSP customizer (we initially tried
mixing them, but were unable to get that to work)
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What class did you extend in your action class. The velocity action class
should look like:
protected void buildConfigureContext( VelocityPortlet portlet,
Context context,
RunData rundata )
{
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The action class takes care of that per my first response to your question.
If you do not tell Jetspeed that you action class provides it's own
customization, it uses the default.
The setTemplate method tells the action class to display that customizer vm
file, versus the default.
-Origina
That is done in the action class... In the action class, you implement the
buildConfigureContext method, and invoke the setTemplate method.
Eg.
setTemplate(rundata, "myCustomizationPage.vm");
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Either add a parameter in your portlet definition in the xreg:
or (read this works but haven't tried it) create a providesCustomization
which returns true in your action class.
We have found an issue however, see
http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/JS1-520 for more information.
-Art
We have an issue, which appears to be a bug, where a portlet with an action
class which provides it's own customization front end has no way of properly
exiting the customization view.
Eg,
We properly get the custom edit page, however, when canceling, or updating,
we return to a view which no lon
We are seeing this problem in JS 1.5, does anyone have a bug to reference?
I did not see any open or closed issues resembling this post.
Does anyone have a workaround. This is the issue ASturtz posted subject
'Portlet state problem' this afternoon.
-Art
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your code below:
Portlet portlet = (Portlet)
request.getAttribute("CignaListing");
String portletID = portlet.getID();
But it is not working
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ndata) throws Exception
{
JetspeedRunData data = (JetspeedRunData)rundata
So will data.resetTemplate(rundata) work?
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Subject: RE: Getting
: Getting back to the original port page (JSP pages and actions)
Pardon...my stupidity...but what is "this" declare to the
JetSpeedRunData object?
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along with the menu items for that
portlet. Portlet one will have the menu items for going to other Portlet
areas.
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Subject: RE: Get
Same concept, except, you can do
this.resetTemplate(rundata);
We do this, as well as clear up any portlet session state using an action
like doResetstate().
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What is the proper way to post a form or a href to the current page; on the
current pane; on the current psml?
We had been using forms (method=post), with no action specified in the form
tags, and this has been working for the most part when dealing with single
portlets on a pane.
Since better un
Questions:
1) Is there a programmatic way built into the Jetspeed framework so that you
can present multiple portlets (all of which may have forms and their own
form handlers) and have a portlets form post the data only to itself?
2) Although I read mentions of portlet instance session informatio
With our first deployment of Jetspeed 1.4, we decided to use JSP primarily
for new portlet development. We've found portlet development to be quite
straight forward, when/if dealing with only single portlets per pane. We
are now getting into having multiple portlets per pane, and most of our
cust
Has anyone else seen Jetspeed fail to load when Tomcat is started? In order
to get the virtual hosts responding again, I must shutdown tomcat again, and
start. This usually resolves the issue.
I do not see any errors in the either tomcat nor jetspeed logs, only that
the host seems to go into lal
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