On Aug 1, 2007, at 11:34 AM, Johan Wasserman wrote:
This may be basics to you guys, but I find it had to get (maybe
cause I don;t understand all the technologies yet). Hope someone
can give me a simple How To for Dorks guide.
Running Jetspeed 2.6.1GA on Tomcat 5.5.20 (installed with Demo
Instaler), Maven 2.0.7 + mavin-ant-tasks 2.0.7, Ant 1.7.0
There is no version 2.6.1 GA
I need to create a new portal app, instead of http://localhost/
jetspeed it should be http://localhost/portal This is cone with
Maven (right?), but I don;t fully understand how to create the
basic maven config and where exactly in the Jetspeed directory
structure I should run maven from.
You don't need maven to configure the context name.
Steps (off the top of my head, this has been covered before on the
list):
* shutdown Tomcat
* under webapps, rename your /jetspeed directory to /portal (and
delete the jetspeed.war)
* rename the conf/Catalina/localhost/jetspeed.xml portal.xml
edit portal.xml and replace
<Context path="/jetspeed" docBase="jetspeed" crossContext="true">
with
<Context path="/portal" docBase="portal" crossContext="true">
* restart Tomcat
(note that your URLs will now have the path /portal/portal)
Also, if anyone has done any flex stuf, I'd also like to know how
to get flex properly configured on jetspeed so that it's available
to my portal app (I'm trying to write a couple of flex portlets
that may in the end be helpfull on portlet swap), like a flex
login / registration portlet, a mail reader, etc. Most of my flex
apps are working individually, I'd just like to know the best way
of getting them on jetspeed, as part of a single portal.
I have ran Flex apps inside Jetspeed.
In fact if you run through the tutorial found here:
http://people.apache.org/~taylor/tutorial/docs/site/index.html
you will see an example of a Flash portlet, which can easily be made
to use Flex
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