Thank you! That really helped!
Richard Frovarp wrote: > > jazzhazze wrote: >> Thanks! >> >> I wanted to test the process by copying an existing module (the ldap >> module), and try to create a new button that does exactly the same thing >> as >> the standard ldap-button. >> >> 1) I copied the existing ldap module, changed the name of the copy and >> placed it under modules in my default lenya publication in the apache >> directory (not in the tomcat directory). I changed the name of the >> java-file >> too and the info in the module.xml file. Then I compiled it. That worked, >> and the "new module" appeared in my default publication on the tomcat >> server. >> 2) I copied the addUser.jx file and renamed it + the references to the >> ldap-class file. (in the tomcat directory) >> 3) I added a similar row about ldap support in the Access-control config >> file (in the tomcat directory) >> 4)I added similar lines in the usecase-policies as there already exists >> concerning addUser (in the tomcat directory). >> 5) I added new message lines about the type of usecase in the cmsui.xlm >> file >> (that contain info about CMS user and LDAP user). >> 6) I tried to follow the documentation concerning seeting up the Cocoon >> variables, but there doesn't exist any Cocoon-xconf directory under the >> config directory in my publication(s). >> 7) When I click on users in the admin area there is now a button present >> for >> my "new function", but when I press it an error screen occurs. It says: >> "sitemap.xmap:680:106org.apache.cocoon.ResourceNotFoundException: No >> pipeline matched request" >> >> What is wrong? >> >> > > I don't see any reference to an xconf file in there. You'll see that > addUser.jx is referenced in the > modules-core/administration/config/cocoon-xconf/usecase-admin-addUser.xconf > file. If you renamed addUser.jx, you would no longer have an xconf path > reference. The LDAP module is a bolt on to the administration module, > which does the xconf configuration. However, you aren't using the > standard pieces from administration, at least not with the expected names. > > Richard > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-create-a-custom-module-tp17209386p17404962.html Sent from the Lenya - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
