Ludovic, Search the archives for a discussion about the J2 plugin.
In general, the J2 approach is different. Unless you need to extend J2 itself, you should be able to simply deploy JSR-168 portlet webapps directly into the J2 install. See the Wiki. PSML, decorator, and template deployers are not in place yet. For these, we simply copy directories up into <webapps>/jetspeed/WEB-INF/pages, <webapps>/jetspeed/WEB-INF/decorators, and <webapps>/jetspeed/WEB-INF/templates, respectively. Occationally, a web container restart is required, but most of the time J2 picks up the changes automatically! HTH, Randy -----Original Message----- From: SMADJA Ludovic To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Sent: 10/21/04 1:34 AM Subject: Jetspeed 2 and maven jetspeed plugin Hello, I'v tried to use jetspeed 2 to create my portal. The download from the CVS and the compilation is correct. But how can I use the maven jetspeed plugin to create my portal like with jetspeed1 ? regards, Ludovic SMADJA groupe cegetel n n Direction des Services Clients Industrialisation & M�thodes Techniques Tour C�dre - 7 all�e de l'Arche - 92667 Courbevoie Cedex Bureau 433 - Fax : +33 (0) 171 773 009 - Tel : +33 (0) 171 773 731
