Rohnny Moland wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Yes I have put those jars in the jonas commons library. Beside that, I have created a Jetspeed data source and linked the jndi name of this to the database resource in jetspeed (jonas-web.xml). I have also created a context.xml and put it in META-INF of jetspeed. When I then start jonas, the jetspeed engine is correctly initialized, and I cant see any exceptions in the logs for either jonas or jetspeed. But I have just copied the context file for tomcat 5.5, and dont fully understand the realm thing here.. I can also see the portal layout in my browser window, when I try to load localhost:9000/demoportal. But when I deploy the jetspeed portlets in the jetspeed deploy directory, they seems to be deployed correctly (no errors in the log files and debug info is equal to that when run in tomcat!), but the portlets *are not* registered in the database. Since the jetspeed engine is correctly initialized the db connection must be ok, right?
sounds like you are very close no idea why the portlets are not in your db which database are you using? can you look at the tables....
One more question: I have commented out the default AuthorizationProvider in security-providers.xml. This because I got a stackOverflow where RdbmsPolicy.getPermissions were called all the time. If you have some comment to this, and how this works..
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