I am also having problems with the build, I have tried
with both JBoss AS and JBoss 3.2.3 (my current version), with JBoss 3.2.3 I get
D:\portal\nukes-2.0-DR-src\portal\src\main\org\jboss\nukes\portal\servlet\PortalContextListener.java:27:
cannot resolve symbol
[execmodules] symbol : class
I already had put in the nukes data source, but thanks for the post, it must be
a problem with the 'localhost' parameter in the connection URL for MySQL if
that is why it isn't mapping. Many thanks
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This doesn't work on Windows 2000, the command
To build the tables, go to nukes-2.0/core and type: 'build ddl'
fails with
BUILD FAILED
file:D:/portal/nukes-2.0/core/build.xml:236: Schema text failed: An association
from the table jbp_group_membership refers to an unmapped class: org.jboss.nukes
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
Ok, I created the tables, but when I ran the server again I get
Depends On Me:
ObjectName: jboss.har:service=Hibernate
state: FAILED
I Depend On: jboss.jca:name=NukesDS,service=DataSourceBinding
Depends On Me: nukes:service=User,type=Module
nukes:service=Group,type=Module
Sorry to post again, keen to get this working :-)
When I compile I don't seem to be creating the file
GroupImpl.hbm.xml which is causing the error I commented on in the previous
posts. So running build ddl fails.
This is a show stopper at the moment as I can't run up the portal to have a
Hi,
having built and deployed JBoss portal (thanks for your help), I am amazed by
how good it looks.
However (forgive me for my stupidity) can someone give me some pointers
on how to actually use it?!
I can create portlets, but I never get to see the window option to get it
displayed.
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
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
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