David,
No, no solution as of yet. I am going to work with my Linux administrator
to see if we can figure this out since my Linux experience isn't all that
great. I can get it to run in Windows, but not on Linux.
Any idea why the context would not be found? Everything appears to deploy
properly--the directories are created under the webapps directory, and I see
the application XML file for "j2-admin"under the
[CATALINA_HOME]/conf/Catalina/localhost directory. I just can't seem to
figure out why the context can't be found.
As mentioned previously, the default Jetspeed page will load, but none of
the default portlets will load properly. All show a respective Servlet
context error when I try to navigate around the site:
Failed to find Servlet context for Portlet Application: /j2-admin
Failed to find Servlet context for Portlet Application: /rss
Failed to find Servlet context for Portlet Application: /demo
Failed to find Servlet context for Portlet Application: /jsf-demo
Thanks,
Mike
David Sean Taylor wrote:
>
>
> Did you ever get this resolved?
>
> Looking at the code, it appears that the context is not available from
> Tomcat:
> ServletContext appContext =
> jetspeedContext.getContext(portletApplicationName);
> if (null == appContext)
> {
> String message = "Failed to find Servlet context for
> Portlet Application: " + portletApplicationName;
> log.error(message);
> throw new PortletException(message);
> }
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