Re: Jar file containing new portlets that enhance IFrame and webrwriting capabilities

[Glen Carl]

Actually, the portlets were developed to support both cookie and cookie-less sessions. However, the portlets were primarily designed to support xml/xsl. You may want to debug the mime type that is being passed in for the Jsp. We have some logic to handle binary data, and the .jsp may be getting filtered as binary data, since for our project, at this time, we are only processing the html and xml, and other input is being treated as binary data. I would believe the source can be easily adapted to support jsp and velocity. Tomorrow, Casey may have some time to explain in greater detail how to deal with JSP's.
Please let us know if you find a way to adapt the source for JSP's and we will implement it.
Thanks,
Glen

Steve wrote:

This is likely because they do not support cookies.

You could probably work around this if you modified your jsp to support
cookie-less sessions.  The .jsp can add info to the href's so that the url
includes a session-id so the next .jsp will use an existing session.

Steve B.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Martin Kisimov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Jetspeed Users List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 10:41 AM
Subject: RE: Jar file containing new portlets that enhance IFrame and webr
writing capabilities

another question with which I am struggling

I set an attribute in the WebBrowserPortlet, but is not available in a
simple jsp which I display in the portlet. Infact none of the attributes

are

available in the jsp and the session.isNew method returns true.

I am a bit confused, as this happens all the time and new session gets
created all the time

Any answers to that?

On the other hand I made a listener which looks at when an attribute get
placed removed or replace in a session and all the attributes are there,
however via the jsp I do not get anything in terms of attributes.

Why is that


-----Original Message-----
From: Glen Carl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 November 2002 10:04
To: Jetspeed Users List
Subject: Re: Jar file containing new portlets that enhance IFrame and
webr ewriting capabilities


Martin,
You may need to modify the util/WebBrowserRewriter.java to include the
template reference. Follow the way styleSheetLocation is done, where a
CSS link is placed in the head. The version we submitted has the style
hard-coded, but in my current version I have made the style dynamic, and
match the style to the skin. You will probably want to do the same for
your Jsp templates. I chose to pass the skin selection between the
IframeProxyPortlet and BrowserServlet via HttpSession
setAttribute/getAttribute. If there is more interest in our proxy
portlets, I will update the source to include this feature.
Glen

Martin Kisimov wrote:

ok I got it to work, just have a few questions.

I am trying to implement a template which has standard navigations for

every

jsp that gets displayed. I tested the functionality which specifies the
standard navigation from jsp to jsp lets say, however i want toembed

these

jsps in a template and get it all displayed. Regardles of links I would

like

to be able display the template at all times.

How possible is that

Thank you

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