Right - That's where I ran into trouble, trying to use the latest mysql
driver:
com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
Which is not supported by Torque. So it must be something else gone bad in
your config.
- Glenn
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University of Michigan
Raj -
CHEF is currently using an older version of Jetspeed. This will soon be
fixed. Meanwhile, you must use the matching jetspeed distribution you found
where you found the CHEF software.
For more information on CHEF, see http://chefproject.org
- Glenn
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Glenn R.
I'm not so familiar with the jsp portlets (working mostly with velocity),
but by the time the portlets are being composed (which is likely when the
jsp is invoked) it's far too late for a redirect - the response has been
committed.
If you use the turbine action event stuff, where there's an
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You might check out CHEF, which is based on Jetspeed:
http://www.chefproject.org
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Josh -
I just recently fixed this for Jetspeed properties (properties aimed at
Turbine may not be done in this way), so that you can override the jr.p
values in your own resources.properties. Make sure your values come
*first*. The first setting will be used.
Are you using the latest code
Sure can:
portlet-entry name=name hidden=false type=ref
parent=IFramePortlet application=false
meta-info
titletitle/title
descriptiondescription/description
/meta-info
parameter name=source value=http://jakarta.apache.org;
hidden=false/
If you are doing an AbstractPortlet derived or other Java portlet, the
getContent() call is passed the rundata.
If you are doing a VelocityPortlet, the $data is available in the context
for the .vm file.
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, I will need to
pass it the RunData object. Right now, I don't know how to
get that. Thanks!
eugene
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From: Glenn Golden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: access to RunData in a portlet
Can you reply with a brief scenario that shows what it means to have
communication between two portlets?
Thanks!
- Glenn
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From: Mani, Bharanidharan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 1:07 PM
To: 'Jetspeed Users List'
Subject: interportlet
Are you using Internet Explorer as the browser for this? This may be a
problem with the way Jetspeed and Turbine attempted to do a redirect, but
didn't do it correctly, and IE would just sit there waiting forever.
If this sounds link your problem, use 1.3a3 jetspeed of recent vintage.
This have
Look at how Jetspeed / Tomcat logs in a user. I think the result of login
is to place a Turbine user object into the http session. If so, you might
be able to get a Turbine user object that matches your db2 authenticated
user into the session, and then the /jetspeed/portal url might act as if
Use the PULL model. Add your tool to the TurbineResources.properties.
Choose the scope of the tool. It will be there when these (and all other)
.vm files are processed.
See the P U L L S E R V I C E section of the TurbineResources.properties
file. There's also documentation on the Jetspeed
No, it does not. There is no standard yet - one product's implementation
(i.e. WebSphere) does not make a standard.
What does make a standard is the Portlet API process going on now under the
Java Community Process. Within a year, we expect to have a real java
standard for Portlet. Then,
will also be adopted by Jetspeed in its next release.
Given this fact, I will re-ask my final question...I would
love to find out when the release is scheduled (approximate)?
Thanks,
Jon Hamel
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The one above the user directory (parent) is used if the browser making the
request identifies a language other than en. More precisely, Jetspeed
matches the language of the browser making the request to the directory
structure, and if it doesn't find what it's looking for, it move up a level,
Markus -
I'm not sure, but I suspect this is what is happening. The applet, which is
running in the browser, not the server, get's the class as defined in the
HTML from the jetspeed directory where you put it and where it's being
served by your web server.
The jetspeed/WEB-INF/classes area is
This is familiar... Give some more info:
Server:
- jetspeed version
- servlet container and version
- jdk version
Client:
- machine and os
- which browser, version.
It reminds me of the redirect problem on IE browsers in windows, possibly
related to running Jetspeed with Tomcat 4, which I
JetspeedSessionValidator.java was changed to look for js_peid to set
jdata.setJs_peid() instead of looking for portlet to set
jdata.setPortlet(). This was to match Maximize.java which is looking for
js_peid.
I believe that maximize now only works with peid.
Gus - if you knew the name of the
Karen -
You realize that if this works, it will be the Jetspeed server that makes
the https connection to your web site, gets the html, then caches it for
delivery to the browser, right? That said, I don't knnow what might be
missing or needed in Jetspeed to enable it to make https connections,
Look in your JetspeedResources.properties - this is controlled by these
lines:
* * *
contentfeeds.feed.name=local
contentfeeds.feed.name=apache
contentfeeds.feed.local.description=Sample local OCS Feed
contentfeeds.feed.local.url=/ocs/local.ocs
contentfeeds.feed.apache.description=ASF OCS
I have seen many questions on this list that I believe are answered by the
careful understanding of:
Controller State.
(this is controller from Model View Controller, not the Jetspeed Portlet
Controller).
These are questions about interactions between different portlets on the
same page,
Karen -
I believe this is currently broken due to the ongoing PEID (Portal Element
unique ID) work... I expect this to get resolved very soon, as the
developers are actively working on it.
- Glenn
Glenn R. Golden, Systems Research Programmer
David -
The link labled html in the top nav has (with my server) this link:
http://gemini.si.umich.edu/jetspeed/portal/action/controls.Customize?reset=o
n
The response to this is, rather than the customization screen, just the
regular portal page.
Pressing the Home tab pencil correctly takes
When I run the latest jetspeed, unmodified, from the CVS, 1.3a3 dev, login
as turbine, and click on the pencil on the way right of the screen along
the tab area to customize, then just press the apply button, a request is
sent off to the jetspeed server, but never returns.
Anybody know what's
Yesterday I got the following working:
jdk 1.4.0
tomcat 4.0.2
jetspeed 1.3a2
The tomcat I started with was the LE version, designed for jdk 1.4.0,
which leaves out some common/lib/jar files like xerces... this did NOT work.
Putting back into tomcat/common/lib the xerces and some other jars
Removing the xalan and xerces jars from jetspeed/WEB-INF/lib makes things
worse. Now Jetspeed doesn't start up. Exceptions in the Jetspeed.log:
[Thu Feb 14 15:11:55 EST 2002] -- INFO -- Start Initializing service
(early): Registry
[Thu Feb 14 15:11:55 EST 2002] -- ERROR --
Exception:
,
running jetspeed as distributed, and all works fine!
- Glenn
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From: Glenn Golden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: tomcat 4.0.2 and jetspeed 1.3a2
Removing the xalan and xerces jars from
In the TurbineResources.properties, you can include text like:
${webappRoot}
which gets expanded to the file system path to jetspeed...
First, does anyone know what code does this expansion?
Second, I need to be able to get at this information in a Portlet, or a
VelocityAction class. Is it
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