Samuel SHUM wrote:
I have been trying to run Jetspeed on either Tomcat or Jrun (on NT) since Monday,
but i got various different errors.
I have checked the faq site but to no avail. Please help.
I think Jetspeed is really hard to configure for beginners.
below are the snapshots of the
Hello,
I am installing Jetspeed 1.2b1 with Apache 1.3.9 and Tomcat 3.1 on NT4.
The search, apache jetspeed and applications portlets seems to be ok but the
others portlets are:
Could not render portlet
error, content not set
my turbine.log is for each portlet
Wed Jul 19 12:01:25 CEST
For all : it's a problem due to the use of Jetspeed behind a proxy
Cause Jetspeed try to download rss files, does not succeed and raise this
exception
So, it's necessary to modify the lanch file of tomcat (/etc/init.d/tomcat.sh)
by specifying the proxy set in the java execution options...
Hello,
Now that everything is working fine ;)
I wanted to watch what is iCalendar...
but I can't find any explanations concerning its functionnalities and its
installation.
In the documentation part it is written : "How is iCalendar used within
Jetspeed? FIX ME: add more content here.
Yes, info on what the direction is for the Jetspeed iCalendar
implementation would be very useful.
Charles
Jean-Etienne GOUBARD wrote:
Hello,
Now that everything is working fine ;)
I wanted to watch what is iCalendar...
but I can't find any explanations concerning its functionnalities
Does anyone have examples of the server.xml and web.xml configs for a
Jetspeed installation. Im new to Jetspeed and recently installed
(successfully) Tomcat and am having quite a time getting Jetspeed to
run.
Thanks,
Curt
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Hi all,We (my company) are currently evaluating JetSpeed, its
weaknesses andstrengths and I just have a few questions about future
directions.1) How do you see a more complete integration with the
XML.apache.orgframework?I remember reading in the todo list that XML
integration was pretty
I would like to use the cocoon portlet. But I need to give it a different
XML file for different users. In the portletregistry, instead of specifying
an XML file in the url, I was thinking of specifying a servlet, i.e.
url/servlet/GetUserXML/url, which will return the name of the XML file
for
I have the file WEB-INF/TurbineResources.properties
but I do not understand the second half of the error message
http://[MY_HOST}servlet/jetspeed/screen/Admin
Error: 503
Location: /servlet/jetspeed/screen/Admin
java.lang.Exception: Turbine::init(ServletConfig) - The Turbine Resources
File
Michael Sallman wrote:
It appears that Slashdot's feed http://slashdot.org/slashdot.rdf
has changed as the info doesn't show up on my (or Kevin's)
page.
It looks like the problem is that after the rdf:RDF tag they've
put in an rss tag which is messing up the stylesheet. If I
delete the
Serge Huber wrote:
Hi all,
We (my company) are currently evaluating JetSpeed, its weaknesses and
strengths and I just have a few questions about future directions.
1) How do you see a more complete integration with the XML.apache.org
framework?
This was already approved by the PMC.
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[javac]
/usr/home/mstoll/Apache-JetSpeed-2719/bin/src/org/apache/jetspeed/calendar/vobjects/peer/VToDoPeer.java:418:
The method int doInsert(org.apache.turbine.util.db.Criteria) declared in
class org.apache.jetspeed.calendar.vobjects.peer.VToDoPeer cannot override
Nacho wrote:
Hola , SuperKevin et al.
is in one tight little package. No more hours spent configuring
Jetspeed. :)
There is statistic about how many man-hours was wasted by JetSpeed
Installation?
I hope not :(
Back in the day... When Tomcat 2.1 was just another webserver/servlet
I took Kevin's suggestion and created my own portlet that over rides
getAllowEdit() and getAllowMaximize()
I enable each of these edit and maximize features if the User is logged
in.
I suggest the same should be done with the default Jetspeed Portlets
(like FileWatchPortlet, etc.). This makes
Angel Ko wrote:
I would like to use the cocoon portlet. But I need to give it a different
XML file for different users. In the portletregistry, instead of specifying
an XML file in the url, I was thinking of specifying a servlet, i.e.
url/servlet/GetUserXML/url, which will return the name
Nick Tackes wrote:
What facility is being used to auto generate the classes that correspond to
the xml representation of the portletregistry. Is that a part of castor?
Yes. Then internally we use peer classes.
I
would like to add an additional registry
huh?
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Kevin A Burton
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 7/18/2000 7:51 PM, "Samuel SHUM" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at java.net.URLConnection.stripOffParameters(URLConnection.java:1016)
I found that while doing Noodle (another project I will be announcing
shortly if you all care about
the addition I am considering is really outside of the scope of jetspeed.
It is simply another singleton storing information that i am going to be
using over and over. I wanted to take advantage of castor but wasnt sure
how the automated class generation was working.
-Original Message-
I copied the Jetspeed mailing list with this.
Santiago Gala wrote:
I have seen the new version of the TODO file. I wanted to tell you
something about the cache.
The '?' is only half of the problem. The current algorithm for the cache
refresher is broken. It stores a file in the cache
Please consider this separate from my last proposal.
I want to change PortletRegistry to just a Registry. Then we can have
Portlets PortletControls and PortletControllers within it.
The following changes to PSML are required. Please vote if you have any
issues:
This is the diff of
what do you mean by "different XML file for different users"?
could you explain in more detail, what are you trying to achieve?
Neeme
-Original Message-
From: Angel Ko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2000 7:35 PM
To: JetSpeed
Subject: Using cocoon portlet with
Nacho wrote:
Hola , SuperKevin et al.
is in one tight little package. No more hours spent configuring
Jetspeed. :)
There is statistic about how many man-hours was wasted by JetSpeed
Installation?
I hope not :(
Back in the day... When Tomcat 2.1 was just another
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