Hi,
> >
> >>Just a quick tip: don't use portlets.xreg but rather a local
> >>portlet registry
> >>like local-portlets.xreg. This way if/when you upgrade your
> >>jetspeed version,
> >>you'll only need to copy your local file to the new webapp and
> not
> >>try to merge
> >>any difference that may occur between the default Jetspeed
> >>portlets.xreg and
> >>your own version.
> >>
> >>
> >
> > I am just trying to do this - but I can't seem to get my
> > local-portlets file read - I tried copying the portlets entry in
> the
> > registry.xml, but that caused some errors and didn't seem to
> work.
> >
>
>
> Don't touch the registry.xml file unless you know exactly what
> you're
> doing !
Thats good - I didn't want realy to change it anyway ;-)
>
> Jetspeed CVS should pick up any .xreg file defined in the
> /WEB-INF/conf
> directory and treat it as a registry definition file.
>
> It it doesn't work, try restarting Jetspeed (there may be a bug in
> there)
> if it still doesn't work: check the jetspeed.log and your xreg
> file, you probably
> have a syntax error.
>
The problem was that the portlet is called Welcome, which is ignored
in favour of the standard one in portlets.xreg - so I just changed
its name.
Is it worth splitting portlets.xreg into 2 files, one for common
stuff everyone will use and one for the demo/default installation?
People can then remove/amend this file as needed?
Thanks,
Chris
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