David Sean Taylor wrote:
>
> Since we switched over to JSP layouts, I can't get Jetspeed to work with
> Apache anymore.
> I now have the default page coming up by adding
>
> DirectoryIndex index.html index.jsp
>
> But the problem is when you click on any link with /portal in it.
> See what I mean: http://www.bluesunrise.com/nile/
> Looks ok, but then click on 'RSS Resources' or 'Please login to Jetspeed' or
> any link with /portal in it.
> (http://www.bluesunrise.com/nile/portal/screen/Login)
> You get 'The page cannot be found'
I got one step beyond. If you are using mod_jk, and the file
conf/mod_jk.conf-auto, it will not work as such. You will need to do
something like:
JKMount /portal/* ajp12
The problem when I do it is that the pages start working, but are
delivered to the client as text/plain. I can see the source code and
notice that the pages have the right content.
I think the problem is that we are flushing the response stream without
setting the proper ContentType. I tried to trace it, but I could not
find where it is done. Maybe Ingo could check if the ContentType is set
anywhere? It shoud be set to whatever is the preferredMimeType, but it
should be done before we start flushing the Response object.
I don't fully understand the Response process when templates are used.
>
> Does this work on Websphere?
>
> What does this do:
>
> <jsp:forward page="portal/"/>
>
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