Thanks! j2:nodbQuickDeploy seemed to do the trick.
I tried to create "hello world" and deploy it using the goal you have stated above. Created the webinf/classes/hello.java as well as the webinf/web.xml and webinf/portlet.xml Followed teh steps with the exact code as it shows on http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/guides/guide-simple-portlet.html On my portal page it shows a tab but in the portlet it shows: *Title Error: Cannot pass a null PortletDefinition to a PortletEntity. * ** * Failed to retrieve Portlet Definition for simplest::SimplestFailed to retrieve Portlet Definition for simplest:: Simplestjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot pass a null PortletDefinition to a PortletEntity.Failed to retrieve Portlet Definition for simplest::SimplestFailed to retrieve Portlet Definition for simplest::Simplest * Any ideas? Thanks, Akshay On 6/15/06, Randy Watler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Akshay, I am not terribly familiar with j2:fullDeploy, but you might want to try a nodb goal instead if you are just performing portlet development. I am not sure if that is strictly required for the genapp builds. See the M1 plugin documents for available goals: http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/j2-maven-plugin.html HTH, Randy On Thu, 2006-06-15 at 12:41 -0400, Akshay Ahooja wrote: > Hi, > > > 1) When I use j2:quickStart it compiles and runs fine. But when I run > j2:fullDeploy I get the following error: > > j2:_db.execute: > [sql] Executing file: C:\myportal\target\portal-sql\mysql\populate- > userinfo-for-default-psml.sql > [sql] [ERROR] Failed to execute: INSERT INTO PREFS_NODE > VALUES(1,NULL,'',0,'/','2004-05-22 14:57: 53.586','2004-05-22 14:57: 53.586') > > BUILD FAILED > File...... C:\Documents and Settings\aahuja\.maven\cache\maven- > jetspeed2-plugin-2.0\plugin.jelly > Element... sql > Line...... 839 > Column.... 44 > java.sql.SQLException: Duplicate entry '1' for key 1 > Total time: 54 seconds > Finished at: Tue Jun 13 12:21:42 EDT 2006 > > This is on the base demo portal. I have not played around with the tables in > mysql at all. > > 2) I'm just starting out development - and having a very tough time getting > started. With the help of Aaron, everything is installed and set up but I > have some basic fundamental questions: > > Once jetspeed is set up - I do all my development in the basedir > (C:/myportal/)- and then use j2:fullDeploy to put it up on tomcat (this > won't delete my previous information)? > > 1. Set up jetspeed with default portal (j2:quickStart) > 2. Work in the basdir for any development/changes/updates > 3. Put it back up on tomcat using j2:fullDeploy > > Or is another method followed? If anyone has any documentation for this > please do let me know. I cant seem to find any tutorials like there are for > jetspeed-1. Trying to get a concrete base as to how the program flow of > jetspeed works. Having one complete example (with file paths) of how to > build a portlet right after initial installation would be great. If this > does not exist, then if someone can point me to the correct files (file > paths) to look through in the demo portal to learn basic portlets - it would > also be very helpful. > > Thanks! > > Akshay --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
