Helder, Thanks for the reply-- I think I saw your posting(I think??) from like last June that detailed this problem and made such an adjustment. My problem actually ran much deeper. Using 3 different WAP-enabled browsers (a Blackberry device, Klondike, and WinWAP) we received 3 different behaviors. The Blackberry device continued to report exceptions, while the Klondike worked like a champ, and WinWAP insisted that I didn't type the correct credentials and wouldn't let me in.
Based on this experience and some supporting articles from the trade regs, we've put our wireless ambitions on hold for the present time. Our fear is that what might work on one phone won't on another, and we're not in the position right now to go subscribe to a dozen different wireless services to test out the functionality. Thanks, Jason -----Original Message----- From: Helder Pinto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 8:22 AM To: Jetspeed Users List Subject: Re: WML Customization Problems I think there is a bug when customizing WML portlets. The customizer adds the portlet to the user PSML but it does not add a <control> child element to the respective <entry> element, and this makes Jetspeed crashing when trying to access the portlet. Edit your PSML manually and add this <control name="ClearPortletControl"/> to your portlet's entry element. Hope it helps. Helder ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jason Weiss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'Jetspeed Users List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 2:56 PM Subject: WML Customization Problems > I've been trying to build a proof of concept for a client using > Jetspeed. I installed the out-of-the-box build of 1.1.4-b4 and was > immediately up and running-- accessing both from my desktop web > browser and my RIM BlackBerry web browser with success. > > I then created a Velocity portlet which works GREAT when I access it > via HTML. I updated the portlet to support WML as a media type, and > wrote the following additional file: > > <card id="_ProjectHeader"> > <p> > Jason > </p> > </card> > > I used an indentical template name to that used on the HTML side (the > same name listed in the parameters in the .xreg file) and placed the > WML card into the WEB-INF/templates/vm/portlets/wml directory. > > After a restart of Tomcat, I logged in as Tommy Turbine and customized > my WML home page. I removed the stock and weather portlets, and added > my ProjectHeader portlet. > > I then grabbed my BlackBerry and tried to log in and it fails. I've > probably restarted Tomcat a dozen times in the last 30 minutes. The > jetspeed.log file contains little help. Essentially, I can follow the > process: > > I see the CapabilityMaP identify my BlackBerry user agent. The > PSMLManager does its thing. GenericMVCPortlet logs a velocity, > template = project-header user "turbine" is authorized to portlet set > P-f6ae...... > TemplateLocator: template exists. (flow.vm) > 6 lines of checking for Portlet permission: actions like customize, > print_friendly, info, close, etc. BOOM! Error rendering Velocity > template: null: null > > I'm stumpped. Help?!?!?!? > > I've even tried REMOVING my portlet and going BACK to the MyWeather > portlet and it still crashes. > > Jason > > > -- > Jason R. Weiss > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cell Phone: 832.443.7161 > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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