Did you write the <js:services> things into a jetspeed-portlet.xml and
put it into the WEB-INF/ directory of your web application as David
said? I think you should first have a look at the jetspeed-portlet.xml
in the webapps/j2-admin/WEB-INF/ directory as an example. I think you
may also need to redeploy your portlet application after these changes.
Dan Olsen wrote:
When I do this I then get the following error in my portlet: "Could not get instance
of portal statistics component".
David Sean Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]> 6/3/2008 1:58 PM >> ( mailto:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> )
Here is an arbitrary example of using a Jetspeed service in a
portlet's init:
private PortalStatistics statistics;
public void init(PortletConfig config) throws PortletException
{
super.init(config);
PortletContext context = getPortletContext();
statistics = (PortalStatistics) context
.getAttribute
(CommonPortletServices.CPS_PORTAL_STATISTICS);
if (statistics == null)
throw new PortletException(
"Could not get instance of portal statistics
component");
}
and then perhaps in your processAction:
...
DataSource ds = statistics.getDataSource();
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