Thanks for clarifying Julien. I've entered it as a JIRA issue.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-240
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I'm creating a portlet that needs to make decisions based on the user's
browser. In the portlet code i can get that okay with...
request.getProperty(user-agent)
if i try to do the view with JSP, i'm supposed to be able to get the same
information with...
request.getHeader(user-agent)
but
Thanks Julien, that was it. The portlet code and jsp both work well now with
the resource bundle. ... .joe
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This appears to be a bug in JBP. The way the portal loads resource files for
portlets does not seem to match the standard, or the way it loads for jsp
views. So from what i have seen, to load a properties file for portlet (java)
access, i must name the file something like
Ok, i figured out that problem, after more research on these forums and
elsewhere. For those reading this that might be like the answer... the name of
the properties file needs to be com.mycompany.Whatever.properites, not in that
directory location. I guess it doesnt really matter too much what
I'm writing a portlet (for JSR-168 compliance, not just JBP), and i'm having
trouble getting the resource bundle loaded. The porlet.xml file has this
entry...
| portlet
| ...
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resource-bundlecom.portalbook.portlets.todo.todoResourceBundle/resource-bundle
| ...
| /portlet
|
I
i have the Google portlet working, and can send you my war if you'd like. I'm
not sure exactly what crazy steps i had to do to get it to work, but i had some
similar issues. Do you have the googleapi.jar file in WEB-INF\lib ? That's my
only guess at this point. I've compared my xml files to the
Thomas, thanks so much for replying with help. You're a life saver (because i
stopped banging my head before it killed me). I can get the portlet page just
fine now. There were multiple problems, one of which was the missing
jboss-portlet.xml file. Some documentation feedback:
| the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : an advice here, for your own hibernate sessions try
to use the same datasource the portal uses otherwise, you'll have distributed
transactions which is not necessary in that case.
Can you give some quick advice on how to do this? I don't have alot of
experience with
Ugh nevermind. Banged my head some more, read some more Hibernate docs so i
could wrap my head around it, and finally figured it out. For all the other
newbies out there, searching for the answers - the hibernate.cfg.xml is read
when the sessionFactory is created only when you use the
using latest JBP from cvs, JB 4.01, mySQL
I'm trying to view a custom portlet and can't seem to get the page to load. The
reference shows that the URL for my page would be something like
/portal/index.html?page=hello
but the page=xxx syntax doesn't seem to work anymore (testing with
JBoss 4.01 doesn't have a standard, it's default --- so is the data store
location hardcoded in? I've heard that using JB 4.01 requires some tweaks (like
putting some jar files into the default/lib), but is there a list of those
tweaks anywhere? I'd rather not have to install 4.00 after i have
I know that there were alot of messages going back and forth over the last few
weeks about Theme Development
(http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=59798), but that
seemed to turn into a discussion of how to change the code to make themes/skins
easier in the future. So, for
From an earlier post...
anonymous wrote : If you have a portlet saying HTTP 404 error, then you need to
make sure the cms-content-zip is unzipped in the data directory of your
application (it should be done automatically)
I have this issue on the front page (/portal/) on first load. Fresh
I seem to have sidetracked this build problem, by pulling explode.jar out of
jboss-portal/tools/lib/ and trying the build over again. Of course i ran into a
new issue when i did that one, further down the build. The JavaCC issue, which
seemed to be resolved by changing the format/build.xml file
I downloaded JBoss Portal tonight, from CVS, and have been trying to get it to
build. Looks like there might be some old nukes references in there still.
Here's the error i get on the build...
BUILD FAILED
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I've kinda checked out of the Nukes dev community for a few months, so seeing
the new JBoss Portal stuff was a little bit of a shock.
But then, going thru the site (jboss.org), which i assume is running JBoss
Portal - wow! such speed. If this is a proof-of-concept for what the Portal
does and
I had the same questions awhile back and Julien did a pretty good job explaining as
much as he understands. I'm still not sure that i understand, but enough for what i
need to know. see the previous post here...
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=49856
I'm looking forward
I'm more than a little confused by the localization/i18n stuff now. Anyone out there
that knows what they're doing in this area? it's a learning experience, so i'll share
what i've got
I'm using RedHat 8.0, so it has locale information, but it's not exactly clear how to
configure it, or if
I've never done any development with i18n, but always thought it interesting. I'd like
to play with creating a Nukes module with multiple language files. I'm using RedHat
8.0 / Eclipse 3M8 / Mozilla but i don't think i have anything more than English
available for this OS.
Any tips on how to
Peter,
Interesting idea for a site. I hope you get some good proposals. Just wanted to
drop a tip for you - if you don't get any proposals that you're happy with you might
consider posting the project to one of the freelancer boards and see what bids you
get. My edu organization has used
When i started looking at Nukes a few months ago and wanted to quickly see how to
create my own module, the template module was very helpful. It gives a quick easy
introduction to .tpl template files, basic module operations, and i18n resource files.
I've heard talk that Nukes will be moving
jae77 wrote : i've checked in the latest changes that should resolve the postgres
compatiblity issues.
| ...
| let me know if you have any problems.
I updated via CVS and it works great on my postgreSQL database. Thanks for your hard
work on this one. I was beginning to wonder if CMP was
Ok I think i have a better handle on it. Read some of the FAQ on GNU
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#GPLRequireSourcePostedPublicand it was pretty
clear, at least parts of it. You can develop it internally just fine, but if you
distribute then it has to be under GPL.
And i do think
I posted an update with some additional thoughts on the user side, continuing the
previous discussion. The dev forum is a better place for CMP issues than the user area
of course. See what i speculated on that side...
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=48788start=10
...
I've worked with some open source stuff in the past but never really took time to
understand the licensing terms until the last few weeks. I started wondering about
JBoss and Nukes and how those fit into open source licensing. The JBoss site explains
that the JBossAS is licensed under LGPL
I downloaded your changes for the TopicEJB and tried it out with no luck - same
problem as before. Since i didn't completely understand how it would be different from
the faq module I dropped my faq tables (manually this time, relied on the installer to
do it last time) and rebuilt redeployed
I just wanted to voice my support of the JSR 168 portlet spec being implimented in
Nukes. I really like Nukes- the developers, the code, the philosophy et al. At the
same time I'm looking at building a portlet so that it doesn't matter which portal my
clients want to use- uPortal, Sakai,
Thanks for response to this one. Maybe I made it look too much like a statement and
not enough like a question. For those newbies (like me) that go thru the forums
looking for the answer to this question, please keep in mind that my statements above
ARE NOT the answer, merely what i was trying
So i'm just digging in to develop a module to use on Nukes. I'm sure some out there
will agree with me that it's so completely clear where to begin. Since there's a
module in there called Template, i duped the code from that one and made it my own.
Not sure if this is what was intended, but it
Thanks Julien. Sounds like the HTML module has had a nice little update. We very much
appreciate the work you put into this... .joe
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I'd definitely agree that Nukes needs to be a bit more user friendly. But i do
understand from my own developments in the past, that it's often more important to get
the project up and running before worrying about ease of use and look feel. My own
personal usablity issue is that when i login
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