Hi Stefan,
Thank you!
I don't care one server hold more than one web application. I want one
server works as portal, which integrates more than one web application which
run on their own server. I think that what "portal" mean, right?

Like MSN is a portal, everyone go to MSN as home, then you can click
"Travel" and go to "EXPEDIA", which looks like part of MSN, but the web
application actually run on expedia.com. Or you go to "News", you still
looks like you are still in MSN, but you actually go to "MSNBC" to get
information.

If I have a PortalController, which is jetspeed, I want to go from this
portal to msnbc.com and all other interesting site, what should I do?I don't
mean just a link. I think I should get first three hottest news, and some
stock market news, and if possible, let msnbc know that it is me, Stephen,
who log in and get my customize view.

Regards
Stephen
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 10:10 AM
Subject: RE: Where does portlet run


Hi stephen!

The portal (jetspeed) and the portlets are run as webapps by the servlet
container (e.g. Tomcat). You can have several web-appllications on the
same server. Look in the tomcat doc.

Stefan

-----Original Message-----
From: Xianfeng Yuan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Dienstag, 9. September 2003 15:21
To: Jetspeed User
Subject: Where does portlet run


Hi,
I am new to jetspeed and portlet. Our company just start a project to
build a portal for customer. I am looking at jetspeed.

My question is where portlet run? From documentation, portlet should run
under portletcontrol, which run under portletcontroller. I think
portletcontroller is jetspeed in this case. But from my knowledge, each
individual web application should run under their own server. Like from
MSN you can go to EXPEDIA. But EXPEDIA is running on its own server, MSN
just work as a container whic hold EXPEDIA. But if I write a
Portlication. It run under jetspeed portal server, not on its own
server. This confuse me a lot.

Thanks.
Stephen


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