I can not point you to a howto documentation, but the examples in the
applications folder of the jetspeed distribution are good examples for
portlets.
As jetspeed2 supports jsr 168 portlets the spec is also a goog point to
start. It contains documentation about the needed files for a portlet
to be associated in any other file? Plz
help. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Priya Subramanian
Systems Integration
Infosys Technologies Ltd.
Ext. No: 62965, Mob: 9880200241.
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Thanks for your answer Thomas,
I have some additional questions:
- do you have a seperate log4j.properties file in web-inf/classes of
your portlet or is it the file from jetspeed/conf
- are you using log4j logger in your class or commons-logging
Thanks, Martin
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my
Have you added your portlet to a portal page. You can do this for
example by adding it to jetspeed/WEB-INF/pages/default-page.psml. May be
jetspeed expands your war when the portlet is accessed.
You could also look into the jetspeed/logs/deployment.log file. Is there
an error.
HTH, Martin
You can find some info on the wiki. I dont know another document.
Martin
Priya Subramanian wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone point me to some good document for developing and deploying
a portlet in jetspeed 2?
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Hello,
what is the recommendet way for logging in portlets?
I added a new category and file appender to the log4j.properties in
(jetspeed-webapp-dir)/WEB-INF/conf. The log file is created but it is
empty. The level is set to debug. I noticed that the logfiles from the
example portlets are also
Hello,
I am trying to run the current CVS jetspeed 2 version. I am executing
the steps in the getting started document. When I try to open the portal
in the browser an error occurs. The tomcat logs contain the following
exception.
My environment:
Mac OS 10.3.7
Tomcat 5.0.28
Java 1.4.2_05
Has
