Newbie OpenJODA question

Hi all, I have installed the public beta version of OpenJODA. It all seems to be working well (after several days of configuration). However, I have now developed my first incredibly simple portlet. Its getContent() method simply answers an instance of P with a Table inside it (with textual

Re: [vote] Miscellanous items

Santiago Gala wrote: Raphael Luta wrote: Actually the issue is threefold: - currently the Engine needs to initialize the Cocoon engine because it uses its MemoryStore component for caching in memory portlets. This implies that Cocoon *must* be correctly configured in order

Re: CVS Clean up, Part 1: Initialization and Properties

"Brekke, Jeff" wrote: [SNIPPED] Most of the initialization work done in the Jetspeed servlet could actually be done by Turbine directly if the daemons, pools, etc... were implemented as TurbineServices. I'm definitely +1 for reimplementing all these packages as Turbine services.

fix for build site

Hi, I checked in a little fix so that "build site" will work again - this is used to build the Jetsped home page. I wasn't be able to check if my patch in build.sh is ok as I'm working with windows. Can please somebody check if I've broken something? ingo. --

RE: CVS Clean up, Part 1: Initialization and Properties

-Original Message- From: Raphael Luta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 6:51 AM To: JetSpeed Subject: Re: CVS Clean up, Part 1: Initialization and Properties "Brekke, Jeff" wrote: [SNIPPED] Most of the initialization work done in the Jetspeed

Re: fix for build site

ingo schuster wrote: Hi, I checked in a little fix so that "build site" will work again - this is used to build the Jetsped home page. I wasn't be able to check if my patch in build.sh is ok as I'm working with windows. Can please somebody check if I've broken something? It compiles

Build errors

FYI: Looks like some strange errors on build are ocurring after a cvs update. With regards to ThreadPool. Looks like org/apache/jetspeed/util/threadpool/Runable.java is in a package org.apache.jetspeed.services.threadpool, but the file is in the wrong place and there is no services/threadpool

Re: Build errors

"Brekke, Jeff" wrote: FYI: Looks like some strange errors on build are ocurring after a cvs update. With regards to ThreadPool. Looks like org/apache/jetspeed/util/threadpool/Runable.java is in a package org.apache.jetspeed.services.threadpool, but the file is in the wrong place and

Re: User dependent portlet parameters

Raphael, The problem is not really fixed. Yes, parameters are copied now, but into PortletConfig which is definitely the wrong place. The right place is the PortletControl. Are you goint to fix the fix (;-) or do you want us to do that? Cheer, Thomas - Original Message - From: "Raphael

Re: User dependent portlet parameters

"Thomas F. Boehme" wrote: Raphael, The problem is not really fixed. Yes, parameters are copied now, but into PortletConfig which is definitely the wrong place. The right place is the PortletControl. Are you goint to fix the fix (;-) or do you want us to do that? I just restored the

Bug with EngineContext

Raphael, some errors concering the EngineContext appeared during the big code clean up. Due to the JetspeedServlet you changed the constructor parameter of EngineContext, so that the class variables ServerName, ServerPort, etc... are not initialized anymore. The problem is, that there are still

Re: Portlet API Requirements List

Raphael Luta wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I volunteer to put together a Portlet API Requirements List that we can put on the web site. Please post your requirements to the JetSpeed list with the topic "Portlet API Requirements", and I'll include them in the document. I'm

Burton's Tomcat WAR

In a proposed Jetspeed 1.2 TODO list, a WAR was listed as a to-do item. On Nov. 10, Kevin Burton replied with "ug... already done... tomcat-build. :)". What is this tomcat-build? Where can I find it pre-built dist? Or is it an Ant target? Thanks --

Re: Scalability problem in PortletSetFactory ?

Raphael Luta wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Whether it is better to store the PSML reference in a session or in some other data structure depends on the portal usage pattern. We envision a usage pattern where a large number of users accesses the portal mostly between 0 and 5

Re: Scalability problem in PortletSetFactory ?

Raphael Luta wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Raphael Luta wrote: There's a good reason why the PSML is not in the session : a PSML file is not necessarily equal to one user. The mapping between PSML files and User is done by the Profiler, which can be implemented in a lot

Re: CVS Clean up, Part 1: Initialization and Properties

Jon, subclassing and extending functionality (thereby specializing the behaviour) is standard practice in OO development. I would think you know that. If you believe that the Turbine framework does not require the Turbine servlet to be subclassed then make it a final class. I have personally

Re: CVS Clean up, Part 1: Initialization and Properties

on 11/14/2000 11:03 PM, "Thomas Boehme" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jon, subclassing and extending functionality (thereby specializing the behaviour) is standard practice in OO development. I would think you know that. Of course I know that. If you believe that the Turbine framework does

Re: fix for build site

At 23:02 2000-11-14, you wrote: Raphael Luta wrote: ingo schuster wrote: Hi, I checked in a little fix so that "build site" will work again - this is used to build the Jetsped home page. I wasn't be able to check if my patch in build.sh is ok as I'm working with