Hi all,
I am quite new with Jetspeed and I am having some problems in this
init phase, and eventhough I read a lot of documentation, installed
and used JPortal (tutorial) and I searched through this mailing list,
I haven't found anything useful, so I hope someone could help me (at
least, a little).
Well, I have installed all required components (maven, ant, jetspeed)
succesfully, and I also have build my basic custom portal with maven
jetspeed:genapp goal. I've also deployed it and even customize it a
bit with *.properties.merge files. That's already achieved and there's
no problem with it.
After that, I have the following directory structure:
<my.portal.home>
project.properties
project.xml
src
java
test
webapp
WEB-INF
conf (where I put my *properties.merge)
templates
target
[....]
stage
[....]
But now, I want to go further and I would like to customize my portal
a bit more. I suppose that I should make all my changes in 'src' dir
(as I have read in Jetspeed doc, so that my configuration doesn't
depends on JetSpeed version), but I don't know exactly where I should
make the required changes. Therefore, I need some help with the
following topics:
1) Define roles and groups (not the default ones).
- What files should I change/add?
2) Define default PSML files for them.
- Where should I put my new default.psml files so that when I
deploy my portal with jetspeed:deploy maven goal they are included in
the .war file?
- For one on my new roles I need a specific layout. It's a page with 2 tabs.
* The first one has the following layout:
______________________________
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|_____________________ |_______|
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|______________|______________ |
As you can see, there are two rows, and in each one there are
two columns with different widths (75/25 and 50/50). I know there are
several default controllers, but anyone it's valid for me. Shall I
define my own controller or there is a way to use the default ones (in
this case, could someone write the PSML file here?)
* On the other hand, the second one it's quite simple (one
simple portlet) so I think that OneColumn controller is enough.
Thanks,
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Saludos,
Manolo
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