Chris,
Am I summarizing the correctly:
o Jetspeed works correctly with Tomcat 3.3. and Opera
o Jetspeed is NOT displaying content with JBoss/Jetty and Opera.
Assuming the above:
I would expect to see entries in jetspeed.log when you display the
initial page.
-- INFO -- Created a CapabilityMap for agent: ...
-- DEBUG -- template exists:
E:\apache\jakarta-tomcat-3.3-b1\webapps\jetspeed\WEB-INF\templates\vm\controllers\html\column.vm
returning /html/column.vm
This tells me the Jetspeed, is getting the request, and the media type
has been identified as HTML.
Is this what you are seeing?
Paul Spencer
Chris Kimpton wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to run with the above combination. (cos we are using
> jboss and the Jetty bundling is more compatible with jetspeed - the
> tomcat bundle is version 3.2.3 which does not work with Jetspeed...)
>
> Jetty can be obtained from
>
> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=7322&release_id=49332
>
> ...but when I start up the standard CVS build war in Jetty I get a
> few problems...
>
> In IE, it thinks its a file and open the download dialog - which if
> you select open/IE, it then looks sort of like the homepage - just no
> content - only the headers/footers.
>
> I presume the above is due to Jetspeed/turbine not telling Jetty that
> the servlet results are text/html in the way it expects this (but
> there is only 1 way - isn't there???)
>
> In Opera, it loads the page ok, but again has no content. But if you
> login and customise the page, you can get content. This problem
> maybe due to Opera not reporting the country/lang correctly and thus
> the default content being blank?
>
> If I just GET the page from Jetty, using telnet, the base href looks
> a little strange as the server name comes back as http://0.0.0.0 -
> which also might the problem with IE...
>
> I've been trying to debug this by putting Log.notes in the URILookup
> classes - but they don't seem to get printed in the jetspeed log -
> which implies Jetty is caching the JSP taglib somewhere - but I can't
> seem to find it...
>
> I presume this is a jetspeed problem - perhaps it uses new servlet
> spec features that Jetty does not provide - but works with
> tomcat-3.3, so it maybe a Jetty problem .
>
> Thanks for any insights...
> Chris
>
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