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Configuration of first page.

Hi,

What actions are needed in case I want to change the layout of the first
page of my Jetspeed page?

For example, how can i add a new portlet and show it in the first page?
The portlet does not need to have any actions (just show some text).

Thanks!
Nikos.


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Re: Configuration of first page.

Posted by Sangam Dash <sr...@rippleimpact.com>.
nick the mytilian wrote:

>Hi,
>
>What actions are needed in case I want to change the layout of the first
>page of my Jetspeed page?
>
>For example, how can i add a new portlet and show it in the first page?
>The portlet does not need to have any actions (just show some text).
>
>Thanks!
>Nikos.
>
>
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create a new xreg file and declare your portlet in that and save the 
file in WEB-INF/conf folder.
go to WEB-INF/psml/usr/anon/html/en folder change the default.psml file 
and add the portlet you just declared in some place or menu or tab pane.
or to add the portlet to the page just login to jetspeed as 
administrator click on Admin link
then click on PSML Browser link
then click on anon en default.psml link and there you can add your 
portlet to the page say Home
try the administrator GUI after logging in
its nice.
follow the tutorial at
http://www.bluesunrise.com/jetspeed-docs/JetspeedTutorial.htm
its a good one to start with

thanks
Sangam Dash


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Re: Tomcat Performance

Posted by Saddest OfAllKeys <ke...@yahoo.com>.
Sangam,

Have you altered your env var CATALINA_OPTS?

e.g. CATALINA_OPTS="-Xmx128m -Xms64m"

This will alter how much memory the JVM has to work
with.  See Tomcat docs for details.

Mike

--- Sangam Dash <sr...@rippleimpact.com> wrote:
> Hi
> 
> 
> I have 3-4 folders inside one tomcat 4.1 webapps
> folder for my 3-4 portals.
> Sometimes tomcat gives out of memory exception.
> Sometimes it gives some exception like premature end
> of file.
> Do you know what to do for performance improvement
> of jetspeed under tomcat?
> Do you know is there any open source tools that give
> help in tuning the 
> jetspeed and tomcat?
> Please help
> thanks
> sangam dash
> 
> 
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Tomcat Performance

Posted by Sangam Dash <sr...@rippleimpact.com>.
Hi


I have 3-4 folders inside one tomcat 4.1 webapps folder for my 3-4 portals.
Sometimes tomcat gives out of memory exception.
Sometimes it gives some exception like premature end of file.
Do you know what to do for performance improvement of jetspeed under tomcat?
Do you know is there any open source tools that give help in tuning the 
jetspeed and tomcat?
Please help
thanks
sangam dash



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Tomcat Performance

Posted by Sangam Dash <sr...@rippleimpact.com>.
Hi


I have 3-4 folders inside one tomcat 4.1 webapps folder for my 3-4 portals.
Sometimes tomcat gives out of memory exception.
Sometimes it gives some exception like premature end of file.
Do you know what to do for performance improvement of jetspeed under tomcat?
Do you know is there any open source tools that give help in tuning the 
jetspeed and tomcat?
Please help
thanks
sangam dash



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Admin Main Menu

Posted by Sangam Dash <sr...@rippleimpact.com>.
Hi Jetspeed Guys,


I have a small problem on my side but i dont know where exactly is the 
problem.
One of my portal was working.
So i copied it to make a new portal.
The new portal is working also after some changes to the default.psml 
files when i login as admin it doesnt go to the Admin main menu page 
that is where all the links to Content and Security and Admin functions 
are there.
So i can login as Admin but cant modify anything to my portal like 
adding users changing the look and feel of the portal.
so i have to do evrything manually not using the Admin functions.
does anybody know where something went wrong and how can i fix it?
thanks a lot for your help
Sangam Dash


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Admin Main Menu

Posted by Sangam Dash <sr...@rippleimpact.com>.
Hi Jetspeed Guys,


I have a small problem on my side but i dont know where exactly is the 
problem.
One of my portal was working.
So i copied it to make a new portal.
The new portal is working also after some changes to the default.psml 
files when i login as admin it doesnt go to the Admin main menu page 
that is where all the links to Content and Security and Admin functions 
are there.
So i can login as Admin but cant modify anything to my portal like 
adding users changing the look and feel of the portal.
so i have to do evrything manually not using the Admin functions.
does anybody know where something went wrong and how can i fix it?
thanks a lot for your help
Sangam Dash


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Re: Configuration of first page.

Posted by Todd Kuebler <tk...@cisco.com>.
Hi Nikos,

I think this question is probably more appropriate for the jetspeed-user list.

Check out the Jetspeed Tutorial at: 
http://www.bluesunrise.com/jetspeed-docs/JetspeedTutorial.htm

The short answers to your questions are inline below.

At 10:23 PM 4/1/2003 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>What actions are needed in case I want to change the layout of the first
>page of my Jetspeed page?

If you want to change the look and feel of the page layout itself you want 
to familiarize yourself with the top level template a bit, then probably 
edit one of the top/bottom/left templates it refers to.  The following 
locations can be modified in your TurbineResources.properties or 
JetspeedResources.properties files but are for the default jetspeed 
distribution.

top level: <webappRoot>/WEB-INF/templates/vm/layouts/html/default.vm
navigations: 
<webappRoot>/WEB-INF/templates/vm/navigations/html/[top|left|bottom].vm

If you have switched the default templating language to jsp, substitute the 
vm for jsp.


>For example, how can i add a new portlet and show it in the first page?
>The portlet does not need to have any actions (just show some text).

The part of the portal page that is the individual portlets layed out in 
various ways is placed at the location in the top level template 
(default.vm) where it says $screenPlaceholder.  That is managed by 
Jetspeed's various layout managers based on the individualized portal 
description found in a particular user's (or role's) PSML. PSML is an XML 
document that describes a portal, with the different pages/tabs and the 
portlets they contain.  It is used to render that middle part of Jetspeed's 
page that contains the portlets.

When a user logs in for the first time they are given a PSML document (or 
if role based behavior is enabled a particular role, which maps to a PSML 
document).  When they interact with the portal to add portlets or change 
their behavior or layout their PSML document gets changed to reflect this.

You can look at a PSML document 
at:  <webAppRoot>/WEB-INF/psml/anon/html/en/default.psml

For a more complete description please refer to the Tutorial URL I gave above.


>Thanks!
>Nikos.
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