El vie, 09-09-2005 a las 15:02 +0200, Rohnny Moland escribió: (...snip...) > > 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.... > > Yes, I hope so. Im using mysql. I have looked at the tables, and only > portlet-layouts are registered there after deployment (In > PORTLET_DEFINITION / PORTLET_APPLICATION). I dont understand the > difference between deploying portlet-layouts.war and some other > war...But I can see the jetspeed-layouts files are placed in
the portlet-layouts need access to classes loaded from the jetspeed context (they are part of the portal, in fact), so they see far more classes than any other webapp. The fact that you're seeing this ones seems to point to a cross-context or security related problem. > jetspeed/WEB-INF/apps. The other portlet apps I have tried to deploy > *are not* in the work directory of jonas. Still, the logs are fine. > Any > clue here? We seem to have a problem with reporting certain error conditions. I have seen myself this problem where there is no error but things are not working. It could be due to the IoC pattern, that some errors when wiring pipelines are not correctly reported. > > >> 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.. > >> > > > > I think it happens when you already have a security policy in place. > > We need to investigate how to get our policy working with others > Yes, I think I am using the default security policy in jonas. Have not > looked very close at this yet. Regards Santiago -- VP and Chair, Apache Portals (http://portals.apache.org) Apache Software Foundation
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