Hi,
If that web application has Web Services or RMI or something similar,
you can use them to write your own portlet in order to get users
registered...
That's what I've done to get that thing fixed... But, as I said before,
I'm not an expert =/
Regards.
dee factorial escribió:
I wouldn't mind using those portlets if I had full access to the user
properties within the web application. If I use the
SSOWebConetentPortlet, I
could specifiy the sign on url , username, and password feilds and the
users
info could sign the user in, but how do I get them registered in the web
application ? is there a way to access the user properties within the web
application ?
On 1/2/07, Enrique Perez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Dominique,
Maybe there's someone in this forum more suitable to answer to your
questions, but I'll tell what I think... =)
As far as I know, a regular web application can be accessed using an
"IFramePortlet" that points to it. I've read some posts at this forum
that recommend to use "WebContentPortlet" (or something similar)...
though, to be honest, I don't know which portlet is better to suite your
problem at this moment... =/
Another option is to use web services or rmi solutions implemented in
your own particular portlet...
Regards,
Enrique
dee factorial escribió:
> I'm working with a php developer and our reqirements are that we both
> need
> to be able execute each others code, the jetspeed php bridge code
isn't
> robust enough for our specifications we need to be able to use php
5 and
> here
>
http://portals.apache.org/bridges/multiproject/portals-bridges-php/index.htmlit
>
> states that php 5 isn't a good solution.
> so I've found a robust integration of php and java where you can
execute
> each others code. http://php-java-bridge.sourceforge.net/ I've
installed
> this web application and it works fine. now I've come to the part of
> integrating it into a portlet and I'm running into problems. I took
the
> Simplest portlet example code and created a portlet with the
JavaBridge
> webapp in it using the
> org.apache.portals.bridges.common.GenericServletPortlet. jetspeed
> serves up
> the app but there is a problem the JavaBridge Servlet does not
> implement the
> Portlet specification so all the url's point to the wrong thing. I
> found the
> class org.apache.portals.bridges.common.ScriptPostProcess but I
havn;'t
> found any code that implements these features. So my question is
how do
I
> implement a portlet that wraps a regular web application?
>
> Thanks, Dominique
>
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