Thanks IFramePortlet did it. Vijay
-----Original Message----- From: Pramod Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 2:52 PM To: Jetspeed Users List Subject: RE: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)? I don't think you can do what you want to... the JSPPortlet manages the submit and interactions with the Jetspeed container to paint the entire web portal page. So you cannot "plug-in" a JSP app into Jetspeed. One alternative is to use the IFramePortlet and create a frame for your JSP app inside it. Try this out. pramod -----Original Message----- From: Vijay Shrivastava [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 2:07 PM To: Jetspeed Users List Subject: RE: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)? Archana Tanks once again, I have configured the Jportal and analyzing it's structure I am sure it will help but in mean time. Here is some clarification my question, I am not writing a portal Application. I am planning to use default Portal Application. But in that default portal application I am planning to use my existing application via a portlet. I mean I would like to create new portlet (Java class or JSP ) and would like to provide access to my existing application via this portlet. I am not writing a new portal application but want to use existing web application in an existing portal application via a portlet. First of all is it possible to do so? My guess is yes. If so what are the steps. Vijay -----Original Message----- From: Archana Turaga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 12:39 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)? Well if you look at the tutorial you will have answers to your questions. It will take some time to get a hang of...:-) If you get the jportal tutorial source and unjar it to a local file system you will see that this application contains it's own structure. Then ant is used to merge this application over the existing jetspeed source. Steps are: 1) Download jetspeed source. Compile the source with ant to get the jetspeed war and jar.Modify build.properties so that u can compile the code. 2) Download jportal tutorial source see the structure. Decide what your application should like. I suggest that first you get the tutorial up and running..that is quiet a challenge in itself if you are new to ANT and jetspeed. Modify the build.properties so that you can compile this code. 3) Again use ANT to compile this tutorial following the compile steps in the doc and deploy this application. You should see a jportal.war under tomcat\webapps. 4) For every portal application that you create you will be have your own instance of jetspeed running. In the information that you provided me it seems as if you are thinking that if jetspeed is running and then you run your webapp then the you have a portal. Correct me if i'm completely way-off? If you deploy your portal war that should contain all the relevant jetspeed files combined with your files. this is enough to run the portal under tomcat. You cannot run both in parrallel and have it work. Your application has to be contained within the jetspeed framework. I do not know if i made sense...i too am new to jetspeed so i may not be understanding your issue completely...but i'm trying..:-) >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/24/03 11:27AM >>> Thanks Archana for your first reply it was very helpful, I can see my images. I have started looking at the tutorial not yet got complete hold of it. Here is my question again. I have an existing application (app) hosted in Tomcat works completely, and it is located under /tomcatroot/webpapps/app. I have downloaded and installed the Jetspeed /tomcatroot/webapps/jetspeed. Jetspeed and app are in parallel directories. What are the steps required to view this application as a portlet in Jetspeed. I want to reuse my existing app structure which is in /tomcatroot/webapps/app location. I mean is there some way in which I can wrap this app in a portlet and configure that portlet to point to the existing structure, and deploy (configure) this wrapped portlet in jetspeed? Thanks, Vijay -----Original Message----- From: Archana Turaga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 12:07 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Existing application (virtual directory or soft link)? Best place to look for is the Jportal tutorial. That was where i got my help. Also when you say view the application: do you mean that you want to have it point to your custom home page? You can always type in http://localhost:8080/<Your _portalName>/portal to view your portal application. Again i would highly recommend going thru the tutorial. >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/24/03 11:02AM >>> Hi there, I am a new user of Jetspeed. I have an existing JSP application hosted in Tomcat, which I want to add as a portlet or view as an portlet in jetspeed. This application has directory structure parallel to jetspeed, is there a way this application can be viewed in a portlet by either relative URL or virtual directory? What are the configuration steps for it? 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