Hi Roberto,
there are a few questions left. Sorry I am a Newbie to jsp.
Does this code segment includes a fully rendered page or only the
unformatted content? I want the fully rendered page. And could you
please explain how this code segment exactly works?
Thanks a lot.
Robert
Roberto Cosenza schrieb:
Ok, this is an fragment of a tag which I use to retrieve data from the
CONFIG repository. In the same way you can retrieve data from elsewhere
HierarchyManager hm = SessionAccessControl.getHierarchyManager(request,
ContentRepository.CONFIG);
Content node= hm.getContent(path);
ItemType type =
ItemType.CONTENTNODE;
if(node != null) {
Collection children = node.getChildren(type);
if(children != null) {
request.setAttribute(targetVarName, children);
}
}
/Roberto
Robert Weber wrote:
Hi Roberto,
I want to import a full page rendered by Magnolia or to say it in
another way i want to display the content of that page and the editor
should decide which page he wants to include. So how does this work with
the repository of Magnolia?
Thanks
Robert
Roberto Cosenza schrieb:
Hi Robert.
Just to be clear: are you trying to import a "jsp" page/fragment or are
you trying to import a full page rendered by Magnolia?
In the first case, the <jsp:include /> should work. Caching has though
to be disabled in the case the file you want to include is dynamic.
In the second case, you should probably rethink for a moment. I guess
you don't want to import a page but you want to import the "content" of
a page. That's where magnolia comes to help with its repository.
/Roberto
Robert Weber wrote:
Hi Roberto,
I want to do the following:
I want to use somethinh like an container. The Editor shall link a page
in magnolia CMS and the page should not be linked via an <a>-tag. The
page should be imported via JSP.
I tried with <jsp:include /> but it didnt work. Therefore I found
another solution like this:
URL url = new
URL("http://localhost:8081/magnoliaAuthor/samples/index.html";);
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(url.openStream()));
String str;
while ((str = in.readLine()) != null)
{
out.println(str);
}
in.close();
The Problem with this solution resulted to my question earlier. So is
there any other way to import a page in magnolia CMS?
Thanks a lot.
Robert
Roberto Cosenza schrieb:
Robert, Magnolia currently uses the "Basic Auth" authentication method
which does not allow you to send the login and password through a url.
What do you want to do? Many http clients (as wget and curl) support
basic auth so you don't need a url encoded with the login and password.
/roberto
Robert Weber wrote:
Hi,
I have a simple question:
I would like avoid the dialog where you type in username and password
and use a url with both values in it. Can anybody tell me how does
a url
like this look like?
I tried certain things but they didnt work i.e.:
http://localhost:8081/magnoliaAuthor/?username=superuser?password=superuser
thanks a lot
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