Thank you very much for your help. Changing the web.xml worked! :)
I misunderstood this online guide. I thought web.xml would be changed on the
fly like in other portals.
Don't you think it would be better if we had a deploy folder (different from
tomcat webapps). Then a listener could detect a war in it, change the
web.xml on the fly and move it into the tomcat webapps?
As the goal of JSR-168 was to allow users to deploy war in any compliant
portals I think it would be a good feature don't you think?
Thank you again for your quick support.
ktlili wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> With Jahia 6, to deploy a portlet, you have to put it in
> ${tomcat}\webapp when Jahia is running. 'new_webapp' is no longer used.
>
> Regards.
> KT.
>> MesDocs ParMail wrote:
>>
>>> 3/ A new window appears with a list of available portlets. Select your
>>> portlet and click next.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> That's the problem. My portlet is not available in this list.
>>
>> KT pointed out the fact that I should have a list of portlets in the edit
>> popup menu.
>> I didn't notice that before but there is indeed a deployment problem
>> since
>> this list is empty!
>>
>> I'm trying to deploy again this portlet but it doesn't work any more.
>> I placed it in the usual WEB-INF/var/new_webapps folder but it doesn't
>> hot
>> deploy. It doesn't deploy if I restart Jahia neither.
>> There's no trace of deployment attempts in my console. I just have lots
>> of
>> lines with [Full GC...]
>>
>> This very same war works fine with Jahia 5.
>>
>>
>>
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