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> Hello,
>
> Note :
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> I am NOT a "real" developer, I'm a special kind of user so what follow can probably
>seem very simplistic, and very stupid, but reading the list's messages it seem that
>I'm not, by far the only one in this situation.
I'm not a *real* developer, but I play one on T.V. :)
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> I'd love to have such a war pakage for Jetspeed
Yes. It needs to happen. Hopefully sooner than later. Maybe 1.2.
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> The answer to this answer is : OK it can do this.. but how ???
> All the doc (few in fact) I've found about JetSpeed seems to be based on the
>situation where I'd reinvent Yahoo... I don't.
>
> To be short my question could be said like that : can Jetspeed be used like a
>opensource version of software like Epicentric, and if the answer is yes, where could
>I found the required docuementation ?
Yes.
This how you would deploy content under Jetspeed
1. Write your own Portlet or use one of the stock ones from Jetspeed
2. Put this portlet in the PortletRegistry:
/content/psml/portletregistry.psml
3. Usually you would want to put it on the default page which is:
/content/psml/default.psml
That is it... you are done.
Kevin
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