David Sean Taylor wrote:
Raphal Luta wrote:
David Sean Taylor wrote:
I checked in Ingo's WebPagePortlet in portal.portlets
I'm -1 for that.
Im +1 for it, thats why I checked it in.
I wrote a WebPagePortlet a while back, and I've been using it on several of
our demo and
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 1/30/01 4:35 PM, "Java Apache CVS Development" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
public synchronized void init( ServletConfig config )
{
+//We have already been initialized...
+if( getInit() ) return;
+
If you are using Turbine's Services, then
The init method is synchronized - is there a particular reason for this ?
I looked at some other JetSpeed services, their init method was not
synchronized.
Best regards,
Thomas
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"Jain, Deepak" escribi:
Thanks for the reply. I tried it but could not get it working. I got the
same error and the datasources.properties file was created again.
I connect to the internet via a proxy on my LAN. Do I have to maintain the
proxy settings somewhere?
Yes. That is standard
Raphal Luta escribi:
David Sean Taylor wrote:
Raphal Luta wrote:
David Sean Taylor wrote:
I checked in Ingo's WebPagePortlet in portal.portlets
I'm -1 for that.
Im +1 for it, thats why I checked it in.
I wrote a WebPagePortlet a while back, and I've been using
I also thought about this approach some time ago. If you look at handling
one request, you are certainly right. By sending off several requests at
once, you can reduce the response time if a small number of requests is
processed by the portal.
However, the usual scenario for a portal is that
At 06:42 01/31/01, Jain, Deepak wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I tried it but could not get it working. I got the
same error and the datasources.properties file was created again.
I connect to the internet via a proxy on my LAN. Do I have to maintain the
proxy settings somewhere?
Ok, this might
Raphal Luta wrote:
Sam jetspeed build is broken...
Yes, it is. Are you expecting me to fix it?
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At 02:13 01/31/01, Manjuka Soysa wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to add a new screen class of my own, which can be accessed
from the jetspeed homepage.
So I put the jar file with the class in the web-inf/lib, and modified the
module.packages property in the TurbineResources.properties file to
include
Raphael Luta wrote:
That's a programmer approach ;) The API will probably never be accessed
outside of Jetspeed layout engine whereas the markup may be used by a lot
of end users for customizing their sites. Which one is the most important
in your opinion ?
The API for the content model
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi:
The init method is synchronized - is there a particular reason for this ?
I looked at some other JetSpeed services, their init method was not
synchronized.
It is part of the workaround for the bug in the turbine.jar we are using
right now. We can get rid of it
At 13:30 01/30/01, Raphal Luta wrote:
ingo schuster wrote:
At 07:48 01/30/01, David Sean Taylor wrote:
After several reads, it is taking me some time to understand this, but
I get
the overall concept, but Im a little fuzzy in the details.
I've also been looking at the new Turbine
At 12:43 01/31/01, Jain, Deepak wrote:
Hi Ingo,
I implemented your changes then realised that this is not going to work. The
URL class constructor which you have used
content = new URL("http", proxyName, proxyPort, url);
will map my URL to something like
Hi Jain,
fyi:
to use a proxy with HTTP the following steps have to be done:
1. Connect to the Proxy
2. Send a GET-Request with the full-qualified URI (in your case
http://the.external.url.com)
3. Receive the data from the external URI...
It seems, that this "bad" URI
Sam Ruby wrote:
Raphal Luta wrote:
Sam jetspeed build is broken...
Yes, it is. Are you expecting me to fix it?
No. Just wanted to know if Turbine CVS was stable enough to upgrade right now
or if we should rather wait 2 or 3 days to let the changes in Turbine settle.
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where is the russian feed? I could not find it.
- Original Message -
From: "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "JetSpeed" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 1:53 AM
Subject: Changes in Disk Cache (I18N) and Services initialization
I have commited changes in a few
Jon Stevens escribi:
on 1/30/01 2:19 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A better methodology for this is to simply remove the tags that you don't
know about and keep the ones that you want...this can be done with a regular
expression. I suggest that you do it this way. :-)
damn i don't believe i left the entire digest in my response. apologies to
all who had to scan past all that stuff.
my James mail server is running on my local machine. It seems to have
clobbered my other smtp client, so now i can't send or receive e-mail unless
James is running (egad!).
i
Stephan Hesmer escribi:
where is the russian feed? I could not find it.
Somebody customised the turbine user, and the current customiser breaks
the code.
I will put it in the default user psml, to make it visible.
BTW, I would like that somebody with a WAP phone having the russian
charset
Hi! I just loaded the latest Jetspeed (straight from CVS) and it looks
great. I set it up on my internal web/application server, and it runs
fine with one minor problem ... that makes the current incarnation utterly
useless.
For security, I use a web proxy (Apache) sitting in my DMZ to proxy
ok so since i can't get james to work i'd like to just hack the thing to get
more initial users and not worry about adding more.
can i just add more users to /src/sql/external/default_roles_permissions.sql
and rebuild the WAR file?
-bml
Brian M. Long
Random Walk Computing, Inc.
212.480.5823
Ingo,
I think "business logic" and "Java bean" can be used kind of synomously. So,
no contradiction here... I agree though, that the - despite the beauty of
WebMacro/Velocity - JSPs should still be an alternative path.
Cheers,
Thomas B.
- Original Message -
From: "ingo schuster"
"W. Craig Trader" wrote:
Hi! I just loaded the latest Jetspeed (straight from CVS) and it looks
great. I set it up on my internal web/application server, and it runs
fine with one minor problem ... that makes the current incarnation utterly
useless.
For security, I use a web proxy
ingo schuster escribi:
At 12:43 01/31/01, Jain, Deepak wrote:
Hi Ingo,
I implemented your changes then realised that this is not going to work. The
URL class constructor which you have used
content = new URL("http", proxyName, proxyPort, url);
will map my URL to something
"Brian M. Long" wrote:
ok so since i can't get james to work i'd like to just hack the thing to get
more initial users and not worry about adding more.
can i just add more users to /src/sql/external/default_roles_permissions.sql
and rebuild the WAR file?
-bml
hmm... if you follow
Hi everybody,
did anybody submit a Jetspeed presentation for the ApacheCon? I just
realized that it would be very sad if nobody told the people that the
project has been revived...
Our team at IBM has been very busy the last couple of weeks and it seems as
if nobody realized the deadline for
At 17:54 01/31/01, Brian M. Long wrote:
ok so since i can't get james to work i'd like to just hack the thing to get
more initial users and not worry about adding more.
can i just add more users to /src/sql/external/default_roles_permissions.sql
and rebuild the WAR file?
Yes you can, but you
At 18:38 01/31/01, Thomas F. Boehme wrote:
Ingo,
I think "business logic" and "Java bean" can be used kind of synomously. So,
Sure, JavaBeans _can_ contain business logic. What I meant by "helper
object" is a simple data container, e.g. a JavaBean that has no business
methods - a DataBean so
ingo schuster wrote:
Hi everybody,
did anybody submit a Jetspeed presentation for the ApacheCon? I just
realized that it would be very sad if nobody told the people that the
project has been revived...
Our team at IBM has been very busy the last couple of weeks and it seems as
if nobody
From: ingo schuster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 10:37 AM
did anybody submit a Jetspeed presentation for the ApacheCon? I just
realized that it would be very sad if nobody told the people that the
project has been revived...
GlueCode submitted several
hey folks.
where does the skin tag get generated in
/WEB-INF/psml/turbine/homeHTML.psml and the associated
/WEB-INF/psml/user/turbine/html/default.psml ?
basically what i'd like is for 2 different users to be able to have
different skins on their portlets, but every time i use the Customizer it
on 1/31/01 12:53 AM, "Raphal Luta" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yeah, that is just a paranoid check of mine because when the service was
written there was weird behavior with the service initialization order and
Rfal was working on the subject so I didn't want to investigate.
When we'll upgrade
If none of the proposals are accepted, I'm pretty sure that there will be
the ability to have a BOF session on Jetspeed.
It won't necessarily be official, but there is no reason why we can't just
pick a date/time where people can gather to watch others speak about
Jetspeed.
-jon
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