What you described made me think of what I read in GETTING_STARTED.html.

It says,
The "deploy" goal handles adding the cross context property.

I checked through the server.xml, but that property is *not* set! However, I tried manually creating the /jetspeed context with crossContext turned on, and nothing improved...


Frank Bolander wrote:
I'm having problems with the LoginPortlet also but after deployment and on
any call(See below).

I traced into the ServletPortletInvoker and here is where the problem is:

protected void invoke(PortletRequest portletRequest, PortletResponse
portletResponse, Integer methodID)
throws PortletException, IOException
{
...
ServletContext appContext =
jetspeedContext.getContext(portletApplicationName);



The appContext is returning null for "/HW_App" and then throwing the PortletException. The HW_App directory does exist under the webapps tree and is in the db.

Any ideas?

Tomcat 4.1.24
OS     Windows XP
JVM    Sun JVM 141_03



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