Anthony,
Why you need Jetspeed specific DataSource for conencting to your
portlet application database?
I would suggest you to configure a separate data source in your
portlet application and use it for accessing database from your
portlet.
You will need to do the following?
1. Configure data s
Wow ,you are great ,David!
I've got it!
It must be a bug causing this problem that many guys did encounter.
And when I changed the JDBC Connection after I reinstalled under the folder
c:\j2,and clicked the save button,I find IT WORKS! A table displays in the
portal Database Browser.
Enclosed(to
M.Liang Liu wrote:
Your reading is fully appreciated, Kind-hearted-David!
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the exception is :
java.lang.Exception: Failed to connect, Cannot create
PoolableConnectionFactory (Database '/tmp/productiondb' not found.)
and I find no productiondb under the file :
C:\Progra
Your reading is fully appreciated, Kind-hearted-David!
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the exception is :
java.lang.Exception: Failed to connect, Cannot create
PoolableConnectionFactory (Database '/tmp/productiondb' not found.)
and I find no productiondb under the file :
C:\Program Files\Apache Jetspe
M.Liang Liu wrote:
> Sorry I did not point out that I am playing with WIN XP ,Jetspeed 2.0.
> And the database is derby,which is the default setting(I downloaded the
> jetspeed called Jetspeed2.0-derby-install.jar ).And I installed the jar file
> at:C:\Program Files\Apache Jetspeed 2.0
> Need I cre
Hi Divid,I got one of your book:Portlets and Apache Portals when I tried to
find the solutions to my problems,and I will refer to it this noon.
And any suggestion to help me to make my database run properly?
Any Help will be fully appreciated.
On 3/14/06, M.Liang Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
Sorry I did not point out that I am playing with WIN XP ,Jetspeed 2.0.
And the database is derby,which is the default setting(I downloaded the
jetspeed called Jetspeed2.0-derby-install.jar ).And I installed the jar file
at:C:\Program Files\Apache Jetspeed 2.0
Need I creat a database for test and wh
M.Liang Liu wrote:
> I add the portlet :DB Browser(namely Database Browser Example Portlet) to my
> test page only to find it does NOT work!
> And I checked the
>
>
Which database ?
Which version of Jetspeed ?
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A couple of observations
1. assuming you are running from the svn trunk (not the 2.0 release)
2. Ive recently stopped using the ConnectionRepositoryEntry, so it is
not initialized
3. Not sure how you expect to find it the CRE from your portlet class,
as the class lives in the Jetspeed webapp. (
M.Liang Liu wrote:
> OK,I've got a question for you,David.
> I tried to start up the jetspeed in my computer WIN XP & jetspeed 2.0
> the dos-window shows the warning that :
> Please initialize the log4j system properly.
> But I can start up the jetspeed successfully.Does it matters anything or
> ju
I add the portlet :DB Browser(namely Database Browser Example Portlet) to my
test page only to find it does NOT work!
And I checked the
> Database Browser Preferences Data Source Type JNDI Data Source
> DBCP Data Source
> SSO Credential Store
>
> Please Select a Data Source Type
> JNDI Setting
Hi,
I have a portlet that i want to access a mysql database. i keep
running into this:
Error on SQL: org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.SQLNestedException: Cannot
create JDBC driver of class '' for connect URL 'null'
looks like jetspeed.xml
userClassNames="org.apache.jetspeed.secu
OK,I've got a question for you,David.
I tried to start up the jetspeed in my computer WIN XP & jetspeed 2.0
the dos-window shows the warning that :
Please initialize the log4j system properly.
But I can start up the jetspeed successfully.Does it matters anything or
just a commonplace who would enco
Michael Malgeri wrote:
Hi,
Can someone please tell me how to add multiple content viewer portlets on
a page, or even on separate pages, and have each content viewer point to
different content?
Michael Malgeri
Mgr Gluecode Client Technical Services
PHONE: 310-727-4544
Tie Line: 286-4544
CELL
Randy Watler wrote:
Aaron,
I believe this is fixed. However, I am afraid the installers will not be
fixed until another release is made.
Yes, I committed a fix for that last Friday.
But, as Randy says: this is only available from the svn trunk right now.
Randy
Aaron Evans wrote:
Hi Oliv
Hi,
>The nice thing is, there is an easy fix. :)
>
>As someone pointed out earlier, the easiest and quickest way to remedy this
>is to create a build.properties file in ${basedir} (the directory where you
>had the portal generated by the maven pluing) with the following values
>(assuming you are
Wiadomosc od Jose Luis Granda z 2006-03-13 13:59 brzmiala:
I run maven from root directory. I don't know what happend, I think
it's related with not inclution of jeetsped-api into classpath. I'm
using Windows XP and J2SDK 1.5.06.
I understood that you were running maven from the src/java subdire
Aaron,
I believe this is fixed. However, I am afraid the installers will not be
fixed until another release is made.
Randy
Aaron Evans wrote:
Hi Oliver,
I'm afraid this is an old problem that I really hope is resolved soon.
The nice thing is, there is an easy fix. :)
As someone pointed out
Stefan,
I am not sure what your question is. By "order they are processed"... do
you mean how a request url selects a PSML page to display? If so, you
should be able to find some more information on this by trolling the
available documentation for the Profiler, Portal Site, and Page Manager
c
Hi Oliver,
I'm afraid this is an old problem that I really hope is resolved soon.
The nice thing is, there is an easy fix. :)
As someone pointed out earlier, the easiest and quickest way to remedy this
is to create a build.properties file in ${basedir} (the directory where you
had the portal gen
Hi, Jacek.
I run maven from root directory. I don't know what happend, I think
it's related with not inclution of jeetsped-api into classpath. I'm
using Windows XP and J2SDK 1.5.06.
I try to install from install_MultiDB package, the setup proccess was
rigth. But when a try to run at browser, I ge
Hi,
while creating a new jetspeed-2 portal application on Solaris, I run into
trouble:
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When taking a closer look at the psml files of the demoportal I was quite
confused about its structure.
The documentation of the J2 pipeline is not very helpfull either:
http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/guides/guide-pipeline.html
The psml docs explain the structure of each filetype bu
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