RE: Migrating to the current version of turbine?

At 12:26 2000/11/2 -0800, you wrote: From: ingo schuster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 5:42 AM I think all of us who meet at the ApacheCON agreed, that we should migrate to a actual version of turbine as soon as possible, so that the gap doesn't get

Re: Portlet API

"Schwarz, Marcus" wrote: - Locator provides methods to determine the current location of a user's device, e.g. longitude/latitude, country, state, city, ZIP code. I don't think hooks should exist in a generic portlet API to cater for this. Too biased towards mobile devices

How to connect a DB to Jetspeed

Hi, I want to connect a DB to Jetspeed (Turbine) to enable user authentication. I am running Jetspeed1.2b1 under Tomcat3.1 on WinNT. I would like to use Interbase6 ad DB. Here is what I did with the TurbineResources properties: database.default.driver=interbase.interclient.Driver

create a new account / javamail - how it is possible to debug the sending of the confirmation mail?

Hello, I want to create a new account in Jetspeed-1.2b1. Everything works ok (the user is created in the MySQL tables) - except the email with the confirmation key dont arrives. So my main question is: - how it is possible to debug/trace the sending of the confirmation mail? I use

How to connect a DB to Jetspeed- part2

I forget to expalin the error I've got: Here is the exception that jetspeed throws: Exception: java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError: java.lang.NullPointerException Thanks Marco -- -- Please read the FAQ!

How to connect a DB to Jetspeed

Hi, I changed something in my config. I found DBInterbase.class, so I set database.adaptor=DBInterbase database.adaptor.DBInterbase=interbase.interclient.Driver But it doesn't work, looking at the jetspeed.log it says: Exception: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:

R: Running servlets/portlets under Jetspeed

Hi, Are you sure not to have mispelled any of the jars in the tomcat.bat file? Which examples are you trying to run? did you manage to get in the index page where there are all the links to the XSP, Marco -Messaggio originale- Da: Agarkar, M (Milind) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

RE: Running servlets/portlets under Jetspeed

Hi, I did not change anything in the tomcat.bat file. It had its own jar files listed already. I was trying to run the factory example that comes with the jetspeed. secondly whenever I try to run the basic servlet i.e. jetspeed on two different machines with the same jetspeed configuration, I

R: Running servlets/portlets under Jetspeed

Hi, I am a bit confused by your requests: 1. to install Jetspeed you should change the tomcat.bat file to add the jetspeed jars to the classpath 2. I don't know nothing about the factory examples (is it in the cvs distribution?) 3. jetspeed1.2b1 standard dist. has some bugs, for example the xsp

RE: Running servlets/portlets under Jetspeed

Hi Marco, Thanks for the quick replies. This may sound a bit irritating but I have a small request. Could you please send me stepwise instructions for installing jetspeed and running a portlet under it. Could you please do me this favour ? I seem to be totally lost in the configuration

Re: Running servlets/portlets under Jetspeed

You could always go to www.mycomponents.com and download OpenJODA, which has a fully configured Jetspeed component, with example portlets. "Agarkar, M (Milind)" wrote: Could you please send me stepwise instructions for installing jetspeed and running a portlet under it. --

R: Running servlets/portlets under Jetspeed

Hi, I copied downside Thomas' install manual, with few correction to let it work with Jetspeed1.2b1. When you run a portlet remember to delete every time the repository tree, remember also that some portlets don't work due to jetspeed bugs i.e. xsp customizer. Marco P.S. pay attentin to the

Re: Portlet API

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I completely agree with this drawing (if I read it correctly that is): in your portlet API view, is the Portlet responsible for rendering its output in the device format or is it handled by the portal framework ? if the Portlet does not do the rendering, what does

Problems coonecting jetspeed to a DB

Hi, I want to connect a DB to Jetspeed (Turbine) to enable user authentication. I am running Jetspeed1.2b1 under Tomcat3.1 on WinNT. I would like to use Interbase6 ad DB. Here is what I did with the TurbineResources properties: database.default.driver=interbase.interclient.Driver

Re: Problems coonecting jetspeed to a DB

Hi Marco, here is how I set up the classpath, to get Jetspeed running with tomcat: - downloaded both Jetspeed and Turbine the current code ( I did that about one or two weeks ago ) - turbine from the HEAD branch - jetspeed from the pre-proposal-0003-no-psml

RE: Portlet API

-Original Message- From: Raphael Luta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Freitag, 3. November 2000 00:53 To: JetSpeed Subject: Re: Portlet API "Schwarz, Marcus" wrote: - Locator provides methods to determine the current location of a user's device, e.g.

Bug in PortletConfig.java when using JDK SOCKS support or virtualhosting

I think I've found a bug in PortletConfig.java. When relative URLs are used in the portlet-entry elements of jetspeed-config.jcfg, PortletConfig.setURL() detects that there is no server name in the URL and "politely" adds 127.0.0.1 as the server name. It should be adding the real server name