These are the steps I am doing at the moment with no success
1) go to localhost:8080/nukes
2) Click on 'applications link' under admin portlet
3) Select portletsamples from select box
4) click infos
5) click Action Create on JSPPortlet component
6) type jsptest in text field
7) click create
8)
Sorry to make consecutive posts, but hopefully someone will find this useful.
I managed to create windows by targeting the default portal in steps 6 above.
If I create a new portal called myportal with the admin portlet, I can then add
components, but how do I view it? I thought the url
what version are you using ? the DR release has dynamic features that will not
be in the alpha release due to the fact that we concentrate on doing a good
static deployment (i.e with deployment descriptors). The dynamic features
development will be resumed afterwards.
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Hi I am using source from CVS. I am getting into a bit now! Adding security
is the key thing, I only want registered users to view my JSP.
The key pointers for me would be how to create a menu (as in the old nukes),
and how to integrate a JSP, and finally how to deploy my own portal called
yes this is really hardcoded. someone needs to design a theme API to have an
integration point here.
I will work on a portal deployer soon so you can deploy portal objects from an
xml files, specifying the window you want to see in it and the pages as well.
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yes mambo theme are beautifull, for that we really need a theme API that
specifies the contract between the theme and the portal.
then mambo theme could be easily adapted to jboss portal
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Ok, I can work round the peek lime problem for now by changing the code name
and recompiling, how about the security and integration of JSP pages, is this
possible? I am quite happy to work with the default portal for now. I guess
there are many people who want to do this, and give it a good
