I think it is possible.
Modify org.apache.jyve.navigations.TopBar and change the project-link to static
text. This way, nobody can change to another Project.
Now you just have to call http://mysite/xxx/turbine/screen/DisplayFaqs/.../
Take a look at faq.athlon.de to see how we solved it.
Best regards,
Jonas Maurus
sbelt wrote:
>
> Is it possible to use the .properties file to set the Project value?
>
> On my system, I have Jyve setup for 3 of my projects: Project1, Project2,
> Project3.
>
> I wanted to link to Jyve from within the applications themselves. I thought
> that I could setup 3 servlet-mappings to use 3 seperate .properties files.
> Each file could make 1 of the projects the root. In other words, when I
> access Jyve from Project1, Jyve automatically select Project1, and the
> Navigation bar makes the first leve NOT an href to move to other projects.
>
> Is this currently possible? To make this change myself - bearing in mind
> that I am new to Turbine - which files should I disect? I know how to read
> values from the .properties files to get my values - I just don't know where
> to apply them.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Steve B.
>
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