Hi Gonzalo, Thanks for your answer, I have used Wookie for making widgets and it works perfect, but I have a problem with importing them to widget store on Rave.
After creating my widget with Wookie, I copy the folder that contains all the widget files to the folder where Rave has all its example widgets ($RAVE_HOME/myraveproject-portal/target/tomcat6x/webapps/wookie/deploy/ www.getwookie.org/widgets), and then I copy the .wgt file of the widget to the folder where Rave has all its .wgt examples ($RAVE_HOME/myraveproject-portal/target/tomcat6x/webapps/wookie/upload), then, I execute Rave and when I try to add a new widget (W3C), my widget does not appear on the list, so I cannot add it, could you give me some advice about how I can do this? am I doing something wrong? Thanks. 2013/12/5 Gonzalo Aguilar Delgado <[email protected]> > Hi, > > You can use Wookie or shindig widgets. For plain widgets I use wookie. > > http://wookie.apache.org/docs/widgets.html > > > Deploy them to wookie and the import from widget store on rave. > > Tell me if you need more help. > > El 05/12/13 20:16, Eduardo López escribió: > > Hi, >> >> I have created an extended portal with rave using 0.23-SNAPSHOT, now I >> want >> to make my own widgets with it instead using their own widgets, could you >> give me some advice of how I can do this? >> >> Thanks. >> >> >
