I know nothing about Liferay specifically, but I've had OFBiz load other applications that come in a WAR.
First empty the WAR file into a folder (e.g. ofbiz.home/hot-deploy/liferay) in the liferay folder create an ofbiz-component.xml file like the other ofbiz-component files throughout ofbiz. In the ofbiz-component.xml file be sure to have the classpath elements point to the necessary jar folder(s) and configure a web-app element to point to your web.xml file so that it will be initialized at startup. >From there you may need to remove potentially duplicated/conflicting jars and play with some logging issues that may arise. But that should get you to be at least access the portal through a web interface. --- KISSsoft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Shi Jinghai wrote: > > > >> I'm trying to install Liferay in the Hot-Deploy directory. But i > can't > >> get > >> it to work. > > I didn't try this before, I plan to use JBoss portal later. I think > > portal is a servlet server (like tomcat), right? If so, I guess you > > should try to deploy ofbiz in Liferay. > > > > If you only need to deploy an ecommerce frontend in portal, you can > try > > to use a remote service (such as rmi, soap, jms and etc.) of OFBiz > under > > your portal. > > > > Kind Regards, > > > > Shi Jinghai/Beijing Langhua Ltd. > > > > > > Thanks for your answer. > > Liferay can be run under several application servers, including > Tomcat. > > Deploying OFBiz in Liferay isn't an option because of the embedded > Tomcat > server in OFBiz. This would require massive changes to the OFBiz > code. The > easiest way is to run Liferay under OFBiz i've been told by almost > everybody. > > Remoting is an option, but i'd really like to run Liferay and OFBiz > on the > same http ports. > > Tnx, > Dirk > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Liferay-and-OFBiz-tf3932190.html#a11154894 > Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
