root wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I used to use the latest war download, but have just switched to
> checking out and building from CVS instead. Everything goes ok, until I
> actually try and access a jetspeed. The navigation frames are included,
> but when the screen tries to load.... a huge stack dump followed by:
> "Failed to retrieve
> org.apache.jetspeed.portal.controllers.CardPortletController from
> PortletController "
> 
> Some more dumpage then: "Unable to instanciate controller , using
> default"
> and some more dumpage, then: "Failed to retrieve  from
> PortletController"
> 
> the same also happens for GridPortletController,
> RowColumnPortletController, etc.
> 

These eror messages may be normal and are due to the switch to the
new Registry.

When Jetspeed encounters a controller definition, it first tries to find
it in the registry (where it won't be since it's a direct classname reference)
then tries to instanciate it directly.
The error messages in the log are a bit too verbose right until the code is 
stabilized...

However these errors should not prevent the screen from loading and displaying.

Make sure you're using the latest JR.p/TR.p files as well as the correct *.xreg 
entries.
If you want to remove the spurious "entry not found in Registry", you can use the
registry name for a specific controller rather than the full classname. Just check
the names in /WEB-INF/conf/controllers.xreg.

I'll probably update the default PSML entries for the 1.3a2 release but right now the 
existing PSML files should still work (and work OK for me).

If you still have issues, can you send me in private mail your /WEB-INF/conf/* files
as well as your jetspeed.log ?
Also please, give us some information on your platform (OS/JDK/servlet engine/etc...)

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