Hi! First of all, thank you for the answer. Let's go deeper! Situation is a little odder, in fact I have noticed that if I take the default installation, and in the guest directory, _users/guest I put my default-page.psml e folder.metadata, the error appears! If I delete the default-page.psml in pages directory, the error continues to appear, if i restore the original status, everything goes right. This suggests me that there is a conflict that system can't recover when there are default-page(s).psml both on pages dir and guest. I didn't notice anything about under Linux.
Second, I didn't delete any .vm file, so this is a deployment problem, and resolving it should be quite easy and quick to do. On 5/30/06, Aaron Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/30/06, arker statis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So guys, WHAT THE HELL MEANS THIS????? > I'd like to know why under linux it works and under windows not. I tried to > restore the original pages directory, but with the same result. > > DON'T TELL ME TO DOWNLOAD STUFF FROM SVN!!! I have no time for this tricks. Dude, no reason to be surly. I have seen this error before (Unable to find resource 'no_such_resource.vm') and I believe it occurs when a velocity resource can't be found and velocity then tries to include a template named 'no_such_resource.vm' which is not installed as part of jetspeed (or at least not in the right place). Since there was a missing velocity template in the first place you are no doubt missing some .vm file of a layout or portlet decorator under the decorations directory of your jetspeed installation (there are also a couple of .vm files that should be directly under WEB-INF). HTH, aaron --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
