RE: Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2

an XSL transform on all > "action" URLs to prepend "portlet:action:" and to strip off > the servlet > path altogether, since the portal container provides it from > the entry > in portlet.xml (I believe). > > Now my problem is that my hibernate OpenSess

Re: Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2

t;[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 28.06.2007 06:06 Please respond to users@cocoon.apache.org To users@cocoon.apache.org cc Subject Re: Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2 The struggle continues. The resolution to my last post was to do an XSL transform on all "action" URLs to prepend

Re: Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2

y problem is that my hibernate OpenSessionInViewFilter is never called when accessing cocoon as a portlet. This is because there are no equivalent portlet filters defined by JSR-168 (although they are apparently coming in JSR-268). The Spring Web Framework gets around this by wrapping its we

Re: Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2

Continuing my saga of trying to get a Cocoon application deployed as a JSR-168 servlet into Jetspeed, I am experiencing the following odd behaviour: When I call getServletPath() from a page that is called by the portal container, it returns without a leading slash. The exact same page when ac

Re: Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2

Thanks for the reminder, Ard. I had intended to summarize those instructions once I had my system working and was able to describe the steps more generically. Thanks also for posting the link to the other conversation. To summarize the instructions from that email thread, particularly the ins

RE: Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2

Hello Bruce, I would appreciate it that if you crosspost, and your issue gets solved with the help of some willing JetSpeed guru's, that you post a mail about the fact that you got it working, with for example a link to the thread, so that other users which might have the same problems or are l

Deploying Cocoon as a Portlet into Jetspeed 2

I am trying to take an existing application running under Cocoon 2.1.9 and deploy it as a set of portlets. Before I get that far, though, I want to make sure I understand how to deploy Cocoon as a JSR-168 portlet. To that end, I went through the following steps of trying to get Cocoon to work as a

Re: Cocoon as a portlet

You should be able to use Cocoon's ManagedCocoonPortlet to accomplish that. Frank Taffelt wrote: Hi, i'm wondering if it's possible that cocoon is able to run as a jsr168 portlet in a portal container like pluto or others? Thanks, Frank --

Re: Cocoon as a portlet

Andrew Timberlake wrote: Frank Taffelt wrote: Hi, i'm wondering if it's possible that cocoon is able to run as a jsr168 portlet in a portal container like pluto or others? Thanks, Frank - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROT

Re: Cocoon as a portlet

Frank Taffelt wrote: Hi, i'm wondering if it's possible that cocoon is able to run as a jsr168 portlet in a portal container like pluto or others? Thanks, Frank - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional comm

Cocoon as a portlet

Hi, i'm wondering if it's possible that cocoon is able to run as a jsr168 portlet in a portal container like pluto or others? Thanks, Frank - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAI