Documentation Re: How to organize a new portal project based on Jetspeed2 architecture?

[Marky Goldstein <re...@rosa.com>]

We should put the answers to this question into the general
documentation.

What Resources are already available?
 
Best regards,
Marky

Gary Tang wrote:

>Hi, All:
>
>I have succeeded building jetspeed2 M3 and I can see the portlets. It is
>wonderful.
>
>What if I want to develop a new portal project based on jetspeed2
>architecture? How should I organize my project structure? I have property:
>org.apache.jetspeed.project.home = C:/website/jetspeed2src.
>
>Do I have to put my new portal code/resouce under folder ${
>org.apache.jetspeed.project.home} and build from there? My preference is to
>create a seperate folder for my project and accessed jetspeed via jar
>without changing anything in jetspeed2 source. If I put the development
>code/resource into a seperate folder, how can I take advantage of maven to
>build, test, deploy the project?
>
>Please give me some instruction based your jetspeed2 experience!
>
>Thank you very much in advance!
>
>
>Gary Tang
>
>  
>


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