Hi Ajit,
> How to handle a part of the screen using jetspeed? without using frames.
Did you get any answer to this question?
My former question to the mailing list was how to produce content for a
popup window via a portlet. I got no replies.
I guess the only solutions would be hacks relying o
...
> > F1 = window.open("dat1.htm","Window1","");
I would suggest to try an absolute URL towards dat1.htm, i. e. something
like /.../dat1.htm because the doc base might point to a location where
it could invoke Turbine actions?
Klaus
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Hi Thomas, hi all,
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> the new Portlet API was proposed by IBM and defined
> together with the JetSpeed OpenSource Community.
I have a portlet here that produces dynamic content (i. e. a fragment of
a text/html) which itself contains 's that point back
towards the portlet application. As long
Hello,
I have got a general + basic question. I might violate the philosophy of
a portlet which could be considered to be an interface into a mostly
"read-only" web application. Please correct me.
My problem is: There are situations when the portal page is reloaded, i.
e.
- explicit browser ref
Hi Stefan,
> I can't get the HelloWorld Portlet running. I compiled it, put it into
a JAR,
> and copied it into the lib directory of Jetspeed (WEB-INF/lib)
To avoid the overhead of creating the *.jar you might want to put it in
C:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\webapps\jetspeed\WEB-INF\classes (or similar
