Eric Schley wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I've just updated my installation of Jetspeed to the very latest code from
> cvs and also installed tomcat (also cvs). I've gotten everthing working
> with one exception....
>
> How do I get the servlet to refresh from the cache. I had the
> PersistentDocument Daemon updating the cache and I can see the new files out
> there but every time I bring up the Servlet its still the old data.
The Portlets are also held within the CocoonMemory store. The
RSSPortlet by default will check for new content after 60 minutes. I
want to be able to clear the cache (both disk and memory) through an
Admin screen. If anyone wants to write one for doing so I would be +1.
The easiest way is just stop Jetspeed but this won't work for running
instances.
> Another quick question...
>
> Has anyone used a portlet within another web page as either an applet, or
> what ever? I want to have a page that has news being fed into a corner of
> the screen.
>
> Thanks for any insight!!!
>
:)
I assume you want to have an Applet that will have a Portlet within it.
Then you want the Applet to get the content from the Portlet and place
it within your HTML page?
I think that will be big. Scripting HTML throught Javascript and Java
via something like Portlets. When Mozilla is released its Java/XPCOM
infrastructure will be *big* and I really think will be a revival of
Java on the client. Specifically because there is no AWT involved and
everything will be open.
Most of it will be XSLT but you could grab the subscription info from
Jetspeed.
IBM is heading in a certain direction with weblets but I think their
impl is kind of broken.... specifically because they didn't use Portlets
:)
Kevin
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