Rajesh Thiharie wrote:
+1.
This should be very beneficial for anyone who wants to pump content
different ways.
Santiago Gala wrote:
cut the message
The idea comes when you look at Jetspeed. Essentially, the look of jetspeed is the one
of a
windowing system (like Xwindows or Windoze
"Rautenberg, Stefan" wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks a lot to everybody who helped last week with getting cocoon to work.
After changing jars in the classpath we now see "our first XSP page ever"
:-)
And we see it everywhere we click ...
Now we have downloaded the jars from the latest Jetspeed cvs
burtonator wrote:
Any objections to doing another beta release this week? This will
include:
- the new Jetspeed-Tomcat-Hypersonic bundle == no more setup questions
:)
- Proposal 0003 IE the new PSML
- misc bugs
- the infrastructure for customization and better WAP.
- possibly the new
"Rautenberg, Stefan" wrote:
Hi all,
Anfortunately more problems in running cocoon/jetspeed correctly.
Error message on the tomcat console when requesting
http://localhost:8080/servlet/Jetspeed:
http://localhost:8080/servlet/Jetspeed:
Error=FeedDaemon: Couldn't process URL:
William Leung wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
William Leung wrote:
According to RSS 0.91 specification, if we do not specify a
skipHours tags, the content assume to be refreshed every hour.
Will Jetspeed automatically feed those contents defined in
RSSPortlet
burtonator wrote:
William Leung wrote:
In the RSS file I created consist of the follow image
property of a channel.
image
titlemobileEGO/title
urlhttp://www.mobileego.com/images/mobileego-logo.jpg/url
linkhttp://www.mobileego.com/link
). What is missing is the ability to link the update
period from the ocs to the cache entries, and to add some configuration
properties (minimum default cache persistency time, maximum expiration
time). And check it overall, for interactions between different changes
Saludos
Santiago Gala
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 25 Aug 2000, Santiago Gala wrote:
I am experiencing a strange deadlock during cache updates. To me, it
happens only with tomcat, under FreeBSD 1.1.8 green threads, and not
under my other setups.
It is related to DNS lookup. The symptoms
As some of you may know, we are moving the configuration and resource
handling strategy in the cache towards one based uniformly in URL,
instead of having a mixed File/URL strategy.
This move has advantages on its own:
one could use a servlet to serve user psml "files"
a dedicated server could
I have been looking at a few problems with a customer that is using
Jetspeed as a base for portal development.
They are trying to have a system that could manage sessions when a user
has no/has disabled cookies. I found that turbine supports this quite
easily. It is enough with using in every
"Lerenc, Vedran" wrote:
Hi,
I installed Jetspeed of August 28. and tried to run it. I got the Welcome
screen and tried to add a simple portlet by copying an existing one. That
worked fine. Then I tried to replace it by an XSP of mine. That doesn't
worked, because Jetspeed failed to open
Steve Belt wrote:
I cannot build latest CVS (9:31PM PST Sept. 1) The compiler throws a bunch
of exceptions. They seem to all be related to the file:
org\apache\jetspeed\turbine\screens\Home
Just wanted to let you know.
It should build. Please try (*n[iu]x):
./build.sh clean;
channels) to a farm of machines that would serve the users.
There remains to be solved a reasonable way to allow writable resources
(i.e. customize, jetspeedcontent, ...)
Thanks,
J. Carlos
-Mensaje original-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En nombre de Santiago Gala
Envi
Sergio Rivas wrote:
Ive got the last jetspeed sources from CVS and when Im going to
build
snip
Compiling in ../src/java and saving to ../bin/classes
[javac] Compiling 289 source files to D:\jetspeed\bin\classes
[javac]
Rogier Schaaf wrote:
Hi all, I managed to get JetSpeed running (Windows 2000 with
Jakarta-Tomcat and Apache). All looks very promising, however I have
questions regarding the following: - From the "Applications" content
box I can select four options (amongst which is the Channel Browser).
Alexandre Maret wrote:
hello
There is a number of questions related to portlet development, I hope some
of you have pointers or ideas to share.
How am I supposed to generate/handle "events" and forms ? How do I generate
an URL that will tell my portlet to act in a specific way ? How do
Santiago Gala wrote:
"Juan C. Alvarez" wrote:
snip
If we try to allow for remote "local" files (via HTTP), I think there
should be a prefix in the configuration, instead of using fixed values
like localhost, 127.0.0.1, or hostname. This way, in some place they
co
burtonator wrote:
I will try to get this in to 1.2b2 after I land some other changes.
I have it already under my CVS modified files. The places to apply the changes
have moved around quite a bit. So I added a getReader() under
JetspeedCacheEntry, that takes into account the Encoding. It is
Neeme Praks wrote:
well, I figured it out finally... It is "feature" is Jetspeed: Jetspeed
caches portlets, so when there are two threads accessing the portlet
simultaneously they both get reference to the same instance of a portlet (or
at least same RunData). When I commented out the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I would like to add my two cents
A portlet should do what it has to do based on three things:
1. the porlet configuration
2. the user-specific configuration of the portlet
3. the specific request that led to display the portlet
Obviously, these
burtonator wrote:
Neeme Praks wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 2:29 AM
To: JetSpeed; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: multithreading problems in the portlet drawing?
[snip]
I think
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
Did jetspeed 1.2b1 could works with recent xerces-j (=
1.1.3) and xalan-j
(1.2-D02) ?
I tried with xerces-j 1.1.3 and xalan-j 1.2-D02 and cocoon 1.7.4
but it give me the same result.
The problem is that tomcat 3.2 use JAXP enabled parsers and only
xerces = 1.1.2
burtonator wrote:
OK..
I am done with Castor (the XML marshaling infrastructure in Jetsped)...
please vote:
- Castor breaks *everytime* we upgrade it!
- Castor is *very* rigid in building APIs. We can't customize this!
- Castor builds the marshaling infrastructure *into* the generated
Alan McAuley wrote:
Hello listees,
Is it possible toalter the Jetspeed configuration file "jetspeed-config.jcfg"
from _within_ jetspeed?
I think it could be done.
Would this cause serious problems? The idea being that I could write a control
portlet that could be used for
Florent Goalabre wrote:
Hello,
I recently install Tomcat 3.2b4, jetspeed 1.2b1 with jdk1.3
When accessing to customize menu,
an error occurs, the message in turbine.log is
CocoonPortlet: Could not use the following
URL: http://localhost:8080/content/dynamic/customizer/xsp/ui.xml
Paul Hammant wrote:
"" needs to be added to the list INVALID_CHARACTERS static var. It is
used in URLs to separate params on the query string (though I guess
everyone knew that).
"" is correct both in Windows and Unix filenames. I don't know about
MacIntosh, but the list is not for
Alan McAuley wrote:
Hello again list...
You are all busy, I know
Perhaps just a pointer then...
Im looking an explanation of the portlet "life cycle", so to speak. Im
trying to understand better how all the parts interact in an
architectural way. When does "this" get called, when
y, you could escape them if you need to
erase or something). The problem is with the rules for file names, which
depends on OS and file system.
Sorry for the waste of bandwidth,
Alex
--- Santiago Gala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul Hammant wrote:
"" needs to be added to the l
Didier Dubois wrote:
hi all,
We are using Cocoon with Jetspeed 1.2b with Apache/Jserve.
Everything seems Ok since we installed the Last JDK 1.3 from sun.
When I try to accessa a documment I got the following error on the logs:
Exception:
Rogier Schaaf wrote:
Hi all, Trying to configure the number of items that is displayed for
a channel that is fed from a RSS portlet I noticed that changing the
parameter value="5" type="int" name="itemDisplayed" / tag didn't
influence anything. After examining the the associated stylesheet
I have got this response from one of the installations I have:
?xml version="1.0"?
!DOCTYPE rss PUBLIC "-//Netscape Communications//DTD RSS 0.91//EN"
"http://my.netscape.com/publish/formats/rss-0.91.dtd"
rss version="0.91"
channel
titleDisney´s Hercules Forum
/title
Petr Fiedler wrote:
First of all THANK YOU, now Jetspeed is almost working
But I still have problems in reading channels:
These are the two types of errors I have got:
1
[Thu Oct 12 16:02:41 GMT+02:00 2000] -- ERROR --
Raphael Luta wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
I have got this response from one of the installations I have:
snip
All the network54 channels give the same answer. I have yet to contact
them to apologise and query for further information WRT limits in
access. It looks that we
Alexandre Maret wrote:
http://www.w3.org/Library/ ?
If I'm right, this is a native library, how would you interface it with
jetspeed ?
There is a java version. I don't know if it can be downloaded separately, but
it comes bundled with Jigsaw.
I don't know the URI, but it appears under
Alexandre Maret wrote:
Hi alan
I tried to fix this and it seems to work (for me)... but I haven't yet been
able to fully
test it. Try to add dce.setFile( file ) near the end of the
JetspeedDiskCache::getEntry
method :
DiskCacheEntry getEntry( String url, InputStream is )
if
"Juan J. Merelo" wrote:
Hi,I'm trying to install Jetspeed as above in a W2K box with
jdk1.2.2. After many attempts, I get this error
Error: 500
Location: /servlet/jetspeed
Internal Servlet Error:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at Turbine.doGet(Turbine.java:375)
s and sort
out problems there.
Cheers,
Thomas
- Original Message -
From: "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "JetSpeed" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 17:06
Subject: Changes in "pre-proposal-0003-no-psml" branch
I had to
stead of Village 1.3.
OOOppps! You're giving me THE clue. I never updated this jar in Jetspeed.
I'll take a look at this when I have a machine available (maybe in London).
I'll miss the plane, so I must disconnect right now!
Thomas
- Original Message -----
From: "Santiago Gala" [E
Niko Alejandre wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to get a working version of the latest CVS Jetspeed. The build
failed when I tried to compile the "PortletSetFactory.java" file in
src/java/org/apache/psml/factory/. It seems that the problem is in the
method call "getPortletSet(PortletSet,
Santiago Gala wrote:
Hi, Kevin
It's nice to see that you are less overwhelmed with work.
I was appointed to give your class at the ApacheCON. The thing was not
so bad.
It was clear that I had not prepared it very well, and I had not the
proper infrastructure (the laptop was not mine
ingo schuster wrote:
Hi Eva,
You can download jetspeed either through the web CVS interface
(http://www.working-dogs.com/jetspeed/cvsweb/index.cgi/) or by using a cvs
client.
Unfortunately, the jetspeed cvs head won't compile at the moment, you need
to check out a cvs branch to get a
Mamei Marco wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi everyone,
I downloaded Jetspeed most recent source code from the working-dogs website,
but I have some problems building it.
1. A lot of file name where trunkated!! so I restored their name by hand
2. It seems that Ant tryies to compile two time
"Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
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"Carol Jones/Raleigh/IBM" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I noticed that sometimes RSS feeds do not have values for all their
attributes, even in the title and the link nodes.
snip
What version of Jetspeed. Can you
Raphael Luta wrote:
Carol Jones/Raleigh/IBM wrote:
Hi Raphael,
I saw your name in there, so I thought it was you!
;)
What I observed was that the getPortletMaxURI call was failing
a few lines down, because it was trying to get the max URI on
the ClearControl instead of on
Mamei Marco wrote:
Hi again...,
I am trying to setup jetspeed properly and running XSP pages.
When I try the XSP samples pages, it happens a strange thing:
When the page is loading it appears a sort of blue-table (that I think
should be the correct execution), but it lasts for only a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've written a configurable ServletInvokerPortlet that invokes
servlets/JSPs.
(It uses the workaround for embedding JSPs in ECS trees recently posted
by Christian Sell, see EcsServletElement.)
Maybe this is useful for others as well:
The URL of the servlet to
Raphael Luta wrote:
"Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
For the benefit of those who could not come to London, here is a quick
summary of the main points that were discussed and actions proposed :
- get the CVS HEAD branch working again :
Kevin, if you can commit your changes,
Carol Jones/Raleigh/IBM wrote:
Sorry, Jon, I should have been more clear with my question. I knew that
method existed in Turbine, but it is never called anywhere from Jetspeed.
And there is no setting in TurbineResources.properties that seems to set
it.
It is initialized upon
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 11/1/2000 4:06 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is initialized upon construction from ServerData's, which in turns takes it
from the request.
Nevertheless, it is never used (apart from having a getter and a setter) in
DynamicURI. Whe
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 11/1/2000 4:06 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is initialized upon construction from ServerData's, which in turns takes it
from the request.
Nevertheless, it is never used (apart from having a getter and a setter) in
DynamicURI. Whe
Raphael Luta wrote:
"Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo" wrote:
Several things have changed regarding security and users, but nothing
dramatic. As far as I can see, references in a few classes
(about 5) have to be adapted.
If nobody on the list objects, I'll migrate jetspeed to the
[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
Raphael Luta wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- the portal can't easily guarantee that the aggregated result will
display
correctly on a given device because the markup generated by one portlet
may
alter the markup of the whole page.
Yes, to make it work, the portlets
The HEAD branch should be switched with a new branch, and then it should
compile and run.
I have to run out of here.
I'll report completely later today.
Regards... :-)
--
--
Please read the FAQ! http://java.apache.org/faq/
To
"Lerenc, Vedran" wrote:
Of course things are much more complicated if we are talking about
portlets that include legacy pages and the targets are not portlets
that follow a certain programming model but arbitrary web
applications.
I guess the mails posted by Marcus Schwarz and Vedran
---
From: Santiago Gala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2000 1:40 PM
To: JetSpeed
Subject: Re: Branch switch
Santiago Gala wrote:
The HEAD branch should be switched with a new branch, and
then it should
compile and run.
I have to run out of here.
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 11/7/2000 1:21 AM, "ingo schuster" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the long run, I
think some of these pages should be integrated in the official jetspeed
page, however as we don't have write access to the cvs, this is the easiest
way for us to provide such
Marco Romeny wrote:
another important thing is javascript events.
a lot of code normally has a need to be run not
until the page has loaded, ie. onload="" / window.onload
and there is only one event.
This is one of the reasons why I think that we should have event handling and action
ingo schuster wrote:
Santiago,
Jetspeed (HEAD) is no longer using jyve - right?
If so, we schould remove the section "#Jyve specific configurations" in
Turbine Resources.properties, shouldn't we?
I have not touched the configuration until we test if the removal of these
properties harms
Christoph Sturm wrote:
Hi!
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Raphael Luta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Mid-term (depends on Portlet API work) :
* start Jetspeed 2 design on top of Cocoon 2
= implement alpha quality implementation
* backport Portlet API to 1.x branch
*
"Lerenc, Vedran" wrote:
Hi Steve,
please try to implement the follwing method to avoid caching:
/**
* Interface method needed to be implemented in order to control caching
behaviour.
* When returning true, the served resource is cachable, otherwise it's
not cachable
Aron Kramlik wrote:
Thanks, I have had a look in the archives and followed the
detailed step-by-step guide as well. However, I have a few
questions still.
For Jetspeed to run do I need to have a database (if so, what
is the schema, how do I connect, etc).
The schema is in src/sql, or
ingo schuster wrote:
At 15:04 2000-11-06 -0800, sbelt wrote:
Do you (or anyone) know how to override the cacheing mechanism? I have
modified the FileServerPortlet so that it will pass the turbine
userid/password to the target URL (using post method). I am trying to
retrieve personal
Hi, Kevin. Nice to see you back!
I hope the switching of branches that I did does not break your code. If you have
uncommited changes you should save diffs and apply them in the new branch
(proposal-0003-work-01)
I hope also that we have not broken many things. We are getting to speed, and that
"Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
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Santiago Gala [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"Schwarz, Marcus" wrote:
snip
With regards to problem with the handling in the disk cache of external URIs, I
will work support for cacheable and n
David Sean Taylor wrote:
I don't know how many of you out there are just switching over to the new
build ( I know, its about time... )
I for one did so yesterday, and to my surprise it builds and runs!
Im attempting to compile a list of potential problems for those of you about
to do the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There seems to be a scalability problem in the PortletSetFactory:
For each user, a PortletSetFactory object is created that holds a Portlets
tree
representing the user's PSML file. I guess the tree can become quite big in
terms
of memory usage.
It is very
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There seems to be a scalability problem in the PortletSetFactory:
For each user, a PortletSetFactory object is created that holds a Portlets
tree
representing the user's PSML file. I guess the tree can become quite big in
terms
of memory usage.
It is very funny.
Raphael Luta wrote:
I'd like that all committers vote on the following points
in order to better define what needs to be done in the
clean-up/bugfix process for 1.2:
Point 1: Project module
In the CVS, in /modules/project sits a project management
code contributed by Sandy Metzger and
"Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
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Don't know where to begin.
As some of you know, who have contacted me personally, things have been going
rough for me over the last four months. I made some major life
decisions/changes and they backfired on me big
Steve Flechtner wrote:
Hello,
I have installed Jetspeed 1.2b1 on Tomcat3.1. When I click on any of the
links in the Applications box, ie: Customize you page layout, Sample XSP
Application, Channel Browser,Channel Search. I get the following error:
Exception:
Raphael Luta wrote:
Tomorrow morning (when I have a good permanent connectivity), I'll land
in the CVS trunk a couple of changes and clen-up I've done over the
week-end:
Initialization:
===
I've fixed the initialization system so that it's not found anymore
in the layout
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
Milind Agarkar wrote:
In the BadURLManager.java, The URLs provided in the psml file are
tested.
How does it test the url ? e.g. for an URL
http://slashdot.org/slashdot.rdf there is UnknownHostException
thrown. while in actual the URL can be found.
Can somebody explain this ?
It
ingo schuster wrote:
At 00:19 2000-11-16, you wrote:
Santiago or Ingo,
If you have the patches available to compile Jetspeed against a recent version
of Turbine, could you please commit them without waiting for the new ACL
merge ?
Sure, I'll do that later today.
Do it, please. I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to fetch() a URL from the JetspeedDiskCache. However, this
always fails with a ContentNotAvailableException. My impression was that the
DiskCache was supposed to go to the 'Net for the URL if the URL was not
already in the cache. I have also tried
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
Raphael Luta wrote:
[David, this discussion should really be public, I'm CCing the mailing-list
too]
Tonight I have started my research into the new build and my plan for the
Profiler Service.
First, I would like to have a good understanding of the Jetspeed object
model and how
Raphael Luta wrote:
ingo schuster wrote:
I don't like that the user of a resource handles expiration of the
resource. This
should be done by the resource itself or by the administrator of the site.
It would be better to have a mechanism to mark that some URL are what we
now
"Brekke, Jeff" wrote:
I am offically asking for CVS write. I plan on helping Raphael with
conversion to Turbine Services. I've contributed one portlet and other
minor patches in the past. I'll be offline this weekend ( Friday afternoon
through Monday ) but will post what I get done.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Raphael Luta wrote:
That is a memory cache. The problem is that the PSML should be
fetched/parsed atomically, and then stored in a memory cache such
as the Turbine one, to avoid race conditions if we use frames. This
is true of most external resources, that
Anthony Mills wrote:
Hi,
I was curious about two things. One, is there a list,
formal or informal, about the various portlets being
developed or currently in Jetspeed? And is a Hello
Portlet a good place to start to understand Jetspeed?
Or is there a new programmers guide?
We are
William Leung wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
William Leung wrote:
Dear all,
After modified the portlet registry file with some big5
encodig string and marshal it to
storage, it seems saved as UTF-8 format. I've check out
xerces 1.2.1 source code and
discovered
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am using an implementation of Jetspeed known as OpenJODA. Anyway, I'm
trying to find out how I can remove the need to restart my web/Jetspeed
server each time I change/recompile any portlet. If I load up a new portlet
by simply copying over the newly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Raphael Luta wrote:
I never wrote what is below. This quote is from Santiago. Please take
care when quoting, misquotations make following the thread real
difficult...
Sorry for that - I'll be more careful.
That
ingo schuster wrote:
Hmm, ok this doesn't help so much further
I could imagine that you misspelled some path in your
TurbineResources.properties or in JetspeedResources.properties.
Check tham all, especially the include of JRP in TRP and the URL of
jetspeed-turbine.jcfg in JRP.
"Brekke, Jeff" wrote:
[SNIPPED]
Turbine GlobalCacheService exists already we can easily provide
additional implementation if needed.
However note that we don't want a single cache instance for
the whole
application, we may need different cache instance of different
ingo schuster wrote:
I think we should remove portletregistry.psml from the CVS: It's no longer
used and for people that just start using jetspeed is might get really
confusing.
Any reasons why we shouldn't remove it?
Not by me.
ingo.
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure how a MRU cache would perform under high load, with
some ten-thousands of concurrent users on an app server with a big
thread pool running on a multi-processor machine - there might
"Brekke, Jeff" wrote:
Thanks for explaining it some more for me. I sort of came into the
discussion late an just wanted to drop my 2 cents about turbine having some
work done on its caching system. Just like you state, we could use the
turbine caching when we need the features of an in
Sorry, I cannot post to the ecs list since I'm not a member. Can you please, Jon,
repost
the message there?
I think the patch is important to have ecs usable, even if we are somehow deprecating
it.
Santiago Gala wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
snip
I'm fighting with a bug in the process
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 11/17/2000 4:32 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had to patch org.apache.ecs.GenericElement.java, which plainly did not know
how to
convert multibyte characters back to a String.
As I'm not involved in ECS, I put here the patch
,
Anthony Mills
--- Santiago Gala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anthony Mills wrote:
I get an error tring to start jetspeed it is at
the
bottom. I can't seem to figure out what is wrong.
Do
I need to get a new version of ecs? I am using
the
one from cvs. I built the cvs
Giannis Economou wrote:
Hello...
I'm new to the list and Jetspeed.
Are there any resources available on how to get started with Jetspeed after
the installation? Can I find anything in the list archives about that?
Maybe, but we are in a rush to clean code, documentation, etc.
If you
Mark Wardell wrote:
Hello Working Dogs:
I am evaluating jetspeed as a starting point for a small private
non-commercial java developers portal.
I want 1) threaded messages, 2)newsfeeds, 3)personalization, 4)file uploads,
and 5)reasonable security on a shared web-server. 6) instant
I've commited a small patch to AbstractPortlet.java
The problem was that when init( ) was called after not finding the
content entry for a given capability map, it was never stored under
content. So the RSS channel was parsed every time.
With this patch, page serving is, for simple pages, about
Stephan Hesmer wrote:
There is possibly a new bug in Jetspeed, due to the changes to EngineContext
and JetspeedServlet.
The new getResource function in EngineContext returns an url to a resource
on the server, which is normally local. For example:
It returns
Raphael Luta wrote:
Stephan Hesmer wrote:
There is possibly a new bug in Jetspeed, due to the changes to EngineContext
and JetspeedServlet.
The new getResource function in EngineContext returns an url to a resource
on the server, which is normally local. For example:
It returns
Stephan Hesmer wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "JetSpeed" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 12:17 PM
Subject: Re: Possible bugs with isLocal and "file://"
Stephan Hesmer wrote:
Raphael Luta wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
Raphael Luta wrote:
* URLManager
This started as a port of the BadURLManager code but morphed into a new service.
The
idea behind the idea is : why have a service that only deal with bad urls when
you can
have a service that deal
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