I'm searching a JBoss version with version 48.0 of servlet-api.jar.
Currently, i've downloaded the JBoss 4.2.0.GA with version 49.0 of
servlet-api.jar.
Anyone can say me what is the right version for my problem ?
[javac] bad class file:
URL looks like:
http://localhost:18080/portal/auth/portal/dashboard/admin/default/11?action=6mode=view
The action param is added by the portlet:renderURL tag. So it's difficult
to guess it.
It's a POST form. Hidden input fields are used to store data. There is no
action hidden fields. So, if
Hi,
I'm facing the same issue. The URL generated by displaytag is
http://localhost:18080/applicationTestPortlet/portal/auth/portal/dashboard/admin/default/11?action=2action=formulaireVue2Controllerd-49653-o=2d-49653-p=1d-49653-s=1
The right one is :
I'm using JBPortal 2.6.0-BETA 1.
I'm a bit puzzle as I'm not able to make displaytag running on JetSpeed 2 too.
And it's the same for eXtremeComponents.
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Hi again,
I found a workaround :
| portlet:renderURL var=urlCourante
| portlet:param name=action value=formulaireVue2Controller/
| /portlet:renderURL
|
then,
requestURI=%=http://+request.getServerName()+:+request.getServerPort()+urlCourante%
But I'm not sure it's very generic.
Hi,
I'm willing to use ExtremeComponents in portlets running in a JBossPortal
2.6.0-beta1 environment.
The table is displayed correctly, but I cannot sort data. When I click on the
row title, it reloads the portlet but nothing change. What can it be ?
Any help would be appreciated,
François
Sure, but extremeComponents is working flowlessly with uPortal and Liferay, so
I was wondering why not in JBoss. In fact I'm developping a portlet oriented
framework and I want it to run on the largest number of portals.
Looks like some components will be available on restricted portals.
I think I found why it doesn't work out of the box.
The tag produces a ... with method = POST. Some parameters are set by
javascript action. But it's too late, the url is already generated (using
portlet:renderURL). So the GET method is the solution.
With some javascript I can change the
...The tag produces a HTML form...
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