I have my own "portlet web application". Now it logically makes sense that to deploy this this applicaiton, I should just throw it under jetspeed/web-inf/deploy, and should be able to access my webapplication from the browser.
Till now I used to edit the "default-page.psml" in jetspeed/web-inf/pages directory and enter my portlet in there.
But suppose I want to have my own psml file. (I guess I should put it under <my-webapp>/web-inf/pages/myPage.psml ??) Now even if I do this, how should I access this page from the browser ? http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/myapp/myPage.psml ??
http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/portal/myapp/myPage.psml
Also look at the _user directory, as it holds folders and pages specific to a user.
Also regarding decorators. I have read all the documentation on the website and I understand how it should be done. But again similar question. I should be able to put my decorators under <my-webapp>/web-inf/decorations etc. ??Decorations can be packaged into a jar and dropped in the WEB-INF/deploy directory
My only concern is that I dont want to change anything in jetspeed. This way I can easily keep updating jetspeed with new releases. Otherwise I would have to put my changes in jetspeed everytime I upgrade my jetspeed.I do exactly that on my projects here.
For development, I have maven goals to drop in decorators, PSML and portlet apps
With PSML, I have one PSML directory per project (I don't use the demo PSML directory from the Jetspeed cvs)
Please help/advise/comment ....
Thanks, Amit
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