Hi friends,
I am trying to create a simple application with portlet and JSF on
Jetspeed. I have my portlet.xml and faces-config.xml configured properly. I
have defined my portlets in portlet.xml and in web.xml I have configured
FacesServlet and mapped it to the url-pattern *.htm.
Randy, thanks very much. Now, everything just fine...
--
Marco Catunda
2006/4/10, Randy Watler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Marco... it seems you have a 2.1-dev plugin and are asking for a 2.0
> jar. try specifying 2.1-dev as the jetspeed.version in your
> build.properties:
>
> jetspeed.version=2.1-d
Hello all... Mr. Watler told me that two gentlemen that frequent this
list, Ate Douma & David Taylor, may be able to provide some insight on
getting Jetspeed 2 up and going on Weblogic 9.1. I'm about 3 hours into
it, and still haven't made it happen. We seem to have gotten as far as
getting j
Thanks, Vlad, Aron. It is working fine now.
Regards,
Raj
Vladimir Figurov wrote:
I don't use a CommandLink
I use a outputLink :
value="#{facesContext.externalContext.requestContextPath}/documents/#{dataRow['name4url']}/?doc_id=#{dataRow['docId']}"
target="_blank" >
Hi,
I am looking for some formalized training for Jetspeed2. I have
been tinkering and slowly getting my way through picking up the basics
of Jetspeed, but as our project is picking up steam, and funding, I
would like to get some training for myself and some other members of our
group. D
Hopefully someone can reap the rewards of my dumb mistake. If you look
at that psml file I attached previously, you'll notice that it is
malformed. It is missing the '<' as the first character. Once I put
that in, all is well.
Hit me on the head with a tackhammer.
"Ya know what? If you don
Yes,
Something has changed... :-). Now you can add preferences in the PSML:
http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/guides/guide-psml.html#Preferences
Check out the link to the docs as well :-).
Randy
On Mon, 2006-04-10 at 18:58 +0400, Alexey Manulenko wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I s
Here's the file.
Randy Watler wrote:
Bryan,
Please email the file that you have here:
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-INF/pages/simplest.psml
It is either not there or bogus. If you touch the file, you should be
able to see some PageManager activity in the logs within 10 seconds.
If you ar
Hello,
I should elaborate a little bit...
What I want to do is to have TWO OR MORE IFrame portlets (on one, or on
different pages), which display
DIFFERENT contents.
For example:
The demo/WEB-INF/portlet.xml file looks something like this:
==
...
IFramePortlet
You should add:
JkMount /pbcportal example
as well.
To see why, try logging out of the portal without it, you'll get a
page not found error.
On 4/10/06, Parambathu Kandy, Yasser Arafat (Cognizant)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks folks for the help,
> It works when I added JkMount /pbcpo
Bryan,
Please email the file that you have here:
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-INF/pages/simplest.psml
It is either not there or bogus. If you touch the file, you should be
able to see some PageManager activity in the logs within 10 seconds.
If you are frustrated with that approach, try log
There are plenty of documents available. Please search the archives of
this and the dev list. I think there is a JIRA issue open as well on it.
Randy
On Mon, 2006-04-10 at 16:42 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Good day!
>
> I want to deploy Jetspeed2 in Apache Geronimo. How can I do it?
>
> T
Guys...
J2 does not support this at this time. However, you can package
decorations as their own jar file and deploy them as you would a portlet
app. In your jar file, you will want to have something like this:
css/
css/styles.css
decorator.properties
footer.vm
header.vm
images/
images/banner.jpg
Thanks folks for the help,
It works when I added JkMount /pbcportal/* example
Thanks for making my application go live.
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Subject: Re: Accessing Portal with Apache w
Good day!
I want to deploy Jetspeed2 in Apache Geronimo. How can I do it?
Thanks
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OK... getting closer. I appreciate the responses. Still cannot simply
navigate to
http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/portal/simplest.psml.
So... I navigate to the PAM (Portlet Application Manager) and 'simplest'
appears in the Portlet Entity Browser underneath "Choose a Portlet
Application..."
Hi Alexey..if u want the same portlet more than once in a page u can
add that in to your psml file and I think there is no need to add the
same portlet in portlet.xmlone more thing to note is preference are
stored against the id of the fragments we give in psml and not against
the portlet n
Hello, all
I need help.
Could anyone prompt me the way to create several portlet "instances"
that share the same portlet class.
I'm trying to do a very simple thing:
I need two "instances" of demo::IFrame portlet to be displayed on one psml
page,
but have different SRC preference to display the
Hi Yogesh.thanks for the responseI have my own decorations
created but the decoration folders are in Jetspeed
(Jetspeed/web-inf/decorations).
...I want to move those decorations to my-application
(sampleapplication/web-inf/decorations).
Regards,
Balaji Chandrasekaran
-Original Messa
Hi Bryan,
Try seeing if the portlet shows up in the Jetspeed administrator.
Either in the Portlet Application Manager (PAM) or try adding a
portlet to a page using the Portlet selector. This can be done when in
page edit mode.
The psml file does not belong in the simplest.war. It won't hurt to
pu
You can't get a portlet to display unless there is some portal page
that includes it. You can either copy out the psml as you have done,
or you can use the jetspeed administrative interfaces (the page
manager I believe) to create a page and include that portlet.
On 4/10/06, Bryan Noll <[EMAIL
I don't think you may do request forwarding from a portlet application
(but you can do redirects and includes).
So, instead of creating the download link via a "command link" that
maps to an action listener that will handle the download, you use a
link that points to a servlet that will take the
Hi Balaji,
I received your mail.
See it's a good practice always to have your own decorations.
So what you should do is create your own layout like (Tigris)
And your own portlet like (jet speed)
you can create folders and copy all your style-sheets in that.
Make the entry of your decorations in
web
Hi,
I've 2 alternately suggestion:
1. Write the code in a jsp file instead of the servlet.
2. in the faces-config.xml file, config the action to an jsp file,
write code forward the request to your servlet in the jsp file.
Hope be helpful.
David
-Original Message-
From: Raj Saini [mailt
Hi,
The code below
---
[uri:/jetspeed2/portal/*]
[uri:/jetspeed2/login/*]
...
---
is syntac for jk2.
If you use Jk 1.2, try this
---
JkMount /jetspeed/po
Thanks David.
I gave that a go and still nothing. It would seem weird to me that
you'd be forced to take a file that belongs bundled in the war and
individually move it out to a different location in jetspeed. It seems
like at least 3 people have run into this issue, probably more.
Has any
> JkMount /pbcportal/*.jsp example
Here, you are only mapping jsp URIs under the pbcportal context. What
about psml pages, images, css, etc?
Unless you are serving other stuff from apache, the easiest solution
is to just map everything to tomcat:
JkMount /* example
If you can't do this (ie. yo
I don't use a CommandLink
I use a outputLink :
value="#{facesContext.externalContext.requestContextPath}/documents/#{dataRow['name4url']}/?doc_id=#{dataRow['docId']}"
target="_blank" >
How can you see, I use "*/documents/*" key in href
This url-part a l
> Hi friends,
>
> I am trying to create a simple application with portlet and JSF on
> Jetspeed. I have my portlet.xml and faces-config.xml configured properly. I
> have defined my portlets in portlet.xml and in web.xml I have configured
> FacesServlet and mapped it to the url-pattern *.h
Hi all,
Im crating a portal application and I want to create my own decorations
(say like tigris). Currently Im creating all my decorations in my
Jetspeed folder itself.
Is this right..or can I have all these folders in my web-application
itself.
Please respond ASAP.
Thanks in adv
Vladimir,
Thanks for you help till now. I feel I am still missing something. I
am not able to forward the control from my JSF page to servlet. My
servlet is configured fine and it is working standalone.
I searched the web for help on how to forward request to a servlet
from JSF page and based on
I tried that but it doesn't work. I am pasting the http.conf and
workers.properties here, please help.
Below is the addition to my http.conf file in apache conf dir.
***
LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.so
JkWorkersFile conf/worke
Hi,
I met this probelem a few days agao too.
It worked after I copy the "simplest.psml" file to the
webapps/jetspeed/WEB-INF/pages folder, It worked.
I'm not sure my method is right, but it really worked on my machine.
Hope be helpfule for you.
David
-Original Message-
From: Bryan Noll
It could be that my brain is fried because its so late... but I am not
having any luck getting the simplest portlet example to work. Has
anyone gotten this thing to go?
(http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/guides/guide-simple-portlet.html)
I found a message in the archives where the guy was
8-O
It's simple - need add to web.xml next elements:
...
documents
asoft.web.Doc_view
1
...
documents
/documents/*
...
Raj Saini wrote:
Hi Vladimir,
My code is inside a ActionListener of CommandLink component of JSF and
that may be the reason it is not working.
Hi Vladimir,
My code is inside a ActionListener of CommandLink component of JSF and
that may be the reason it is not working. I am not able to figure out
how to forward control to servlet from ActionListener. Can you please
tell me how do you forward control to servlet from your JSF page?
Regards
Addons:
I am using a Jestspeed 1.6 with fusion.
I am a try building JSF based portlet for master-detail tables.
Necessary, that after click on the button (or link) the new window with
details opened. Without any portal's elements - as Print mode.
If I use a next method:
then I getted a
Hi,
I think that you havenot configure the JK2 to let apache passthought the
servlet request to tomcat.
Commonly, it is a configration file named as "jk2.properties" in the conf
folder of apache root.
Something like below should be added to the jk2.properties file.
[uri:/jetspeed2/portal/*]
[uri:
Hi Raj,
I look your code. I think, it does not work because you use not pure
сервлет for loading. I do not see heading of your class - similar that
it Faces PageBean?
I use a combination JSF pages + simple pure Servlet, listening part URL
for download:
public class Doc_view extends HttpS
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