When a user logs in or out of a portal, how do I let the portlets know that
this has happened and trigger them to update their views with default views.
Currently in my portal if I log out, the portlet's views are still in the state
they were in. For example if I am logged in and click the
Thanks jimmyed2001. I tried both method declarations and I'm still getting
this error:
exception
javax.servlet.ServletException: javax.servlet.ServletException: no main
org.jboss.portal.core.servlet.TransactionFilter.doFilter(TransactionFilter.java:85)
Thanks Roy. I tried that but no luck. Same error. The portlet is
definitely getting loaded but when I hit it with the url it gives the above
mentioned error. I'm not even sure what that error is supposed to mean. It
doesn't give much of a hint as to what went wrong.
Anyone else? It
Thanks Thomas - I've forwarded you my EAR w/source.
Mike
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Thanks very, very much Thomas. It's working fine. Sorry for bothering you
with typos...
Cheers
Michael
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Thanks jimmyed2001.
Where are you putting this WAR file though? Did you just drop it into
/server/default/deploy and let it run (assuming JBOss Portal is deployed as
well) or are you putting it somewhere else?
THanks
Mike
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Hi -
I'musing the Apress book Buildling Portals with the Java Portlet API to try and
get my head around this technology and am having trouble figuring out if JBoss
portal fully supports the spec or not. There seems to be discrepencies in the
configuration files.
WHat i have is this:
Thanks everyone for the help.
When I deploy helloworld.war into /deploy I get this console output which seems
correct:
localhost$ 11:29:39,554 INFO [TomcatDeployer] deploy, ctxPath=/helloworld,
warUrl=file:/Library/JBoss/server/default/deploy/helloworld.war/
11:29:39,719 INFO
Never mind - figured this out. sorry about that.
Mike
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Hi -
Does JBoss Portal require a hibernate SessionFactory for it's own internal use
or only for the demo portlets? My application has a Hibernate HAR and I'm
getting this error when I drop my EAR into the deploy directory:
Deployment FAILED reason: Trying to install an already registered
yes, what I did was to change my app to use
name=jboss.har:service=MyAppHibernate
which had the same effect.
Thanks
Mike
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In case anyone wants to know I have gotten JBoss Portal 2.0a working with
PostgreSQL. I'm attaching my setup.ddl script to make it easier. Because I
didn't feel like modifying all the code to use sequences, I just created a
single hibernate_sequence which allows the existing code to work.
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