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ServletContextProvider in other portals
hi everyone!
i am using the struts-bridge and it makes me very happy.
i use struts-applications in jetspeed2 and pluto-portal.
but now my question:
how get i know which ServletContextProvider i have to use in other
portals?
is there any way or only the manuals ?
must every portal have a class like this?:
org.apache.pluto.core.impl.PortletContextImpl;
i hope for answer.
thomas koch
Re: ServletContextProvider in other portals
Posted by Th...@nepatec.de.
hi ate !
thanks for your answers.
but, i think, that we have a problem with the interface
javax.portlet.PortletContext.
sadly it do not include a method like getServletContext().
so not every implementation of this interface, in other portals, must
haveto realise
this method.
J2 is doing that and pluto has a second own interface
org.apache.pluto.core.InternalPortletContext where
the method public javax.servlet.ServletContext getServletContext is
defined.
so, as a result, not every portal-software has to provide the method we
need ?!
thomas
Thomas.Koch@nepatec.de wrote:
> hi ate !
> do you have the implementations for the other portals ? are they
> reachable above cvs ?
JBoss and Stringbeans are both open-source (but with a more restricted
license)
and both provide the Struts Bridge for Struts integration in their
portals.
>
> thanks for answer
>
> thomas
>
>
>
>
> Thomas.Koch@nepatec.de wrote:
>
>>hi everyone!
>>
>>i am using the struts-bridge and it makes me very happy.
>>i use struts-applications in jetspeed2 and pluto-portal.
>>
>>but now my question:
>>how get i know which ServletContextProvider i have to use in other
>>portals?
>
> You will have to check for an implementation for every portal as that
> is the purpose of this interface: to allow access to the portal specific
> handling of the ServletContext.
>
>>is there any way or only the manuals ?
>>must every portal have a class like this?:
>>org.apache.pluto.core.impl.PortletContextImpl;
>
> Yes.
> So far, I know of the following portals providing an implementation:
> - Jetspeed-1 (through Fusion) and Jetspeed-2
> - JBoss Portal 2.0
> - Stringbeans Portal 2.5
>
> For Pluto you already have one yourself.
> And I know one has been implemented for Vignette VAP 7.
>
> Anyone who wrote one for other portals: please let us know through this
> list
> and I'll add it to the new Bridges home page (not online yet but
available
> in SVN already).
>
> Regards, Ate
>
>
>>i hope for answer.
>>
>>thomas koch
>
>
>
>
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Re: ServletContextProvider in other portals
Posted by Ate Douma <at...@douma.nu>.
Thomas.Koch@nepatec.de wrote:
> hi ate !
> do you have the implementations for the other portals ? are they
> reachable above cvs ?
JBoss and Stringbeans are both open-source (but with a more restricted license)
and both provide the Struts Bridge for Struts integration in their portals.
>
> thanks for answer
>
> thomas
>
>
>
>
> Thomas.Koch@nepatec.de wrote:
>
>>hi everyone!
>>
>>i am using the struts-bridge and it makes me very happy.
>>i use struts-applications in jetspeed2 and pluto-portal.
>>
>>but now my question:
>>how get i know which ServletContextProvider i have to use in other
>>portals?
>
> You will have to check for an implementation for every portal as that
> is the purpose of this interface: to allow access to the portal specific
> handling of the ServletContext.
>
>>is there any way or only the manuals ?
>>must every portal have a class like this?:
>>org.apache.pluto.core.impl.PortletContextImpl;
>
> Yes.
> So far, I know of the following portals providing an implementation:
> - Jetspeed-1 (through Fusion) and Jetspeed-2
> - JBoss Portal 2.0
> - Stringbeans Portal 2.5
>
> For Pluto you already have one yourself.
> And I know one has been implemented for Vignette VAP 7.
>
> Anyone who wrote one for other portals: please let us know through this
> list
> and I'll add it to the new Bridges home page (not online yet but available
> in SVN already).
>
> Regards, Ate
>
>
>>i hope for answer.
>>
>>thomas koch
>
>
>
>
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Re: ServletContextProvider in other portals
Posted by Th...@nepatec.de.
hi ate !
do you have the implementations for the other portals ? are they
reachable above cvs ?
thanks for answer
thomas
Thomas.Koch@nepatec.de wrote:
> hi everyone!
>
> i am using the struts-bridge and it makes me very happy.
> i use struts-applications in jetspeed2 and pluto-portal.
>
> but now my question:
> how get i know which ServletContextProvider i have to use in other
> portals?
You will have to check for an implementation for every portal as that
is the purpose of this interface: to allow access to the portal specific
handling of the ServletContext.
> is there any way or only the manuals ?
> must every portal have a class like this?:
> org.apache.pluto.core.impl.PortletContextImpl;
Yes.
So far, I know of the following portals providing an implementation:
- Jetspeed-1 (through Fusion) and Jetspeed-2
- JBoss Portal 2.0
- Stringbeans Portal 2.5
For Pluto you already have one yourself.
And I know one has been implemented for Vignette VAP 7.
Anyone who wrote one for other portals: please let us know through this
list
and I'll add it to the new Bridges home page (not online yet but available
in SVN already).
Regards, Ate
>
> i hope for answer.
>
> thomas koch
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Re: ServletContextProvider in other portals
Posted by Ate Douma <at...@douma.nu>.
Thomas.Koch@nepatec.de wrote:
> hi everyone!
>
> i am using the struts-bridge and it makes me very happy.
> i use struts-applications in jetspeed2 and pluto-portal.
>
> but now my question:
> how get i know which ServletContextProvider i have to use in other
> portals?
You will have to check for an implementation for every portal as that
is the purpose of this interface: to allow access to the portal specific
handling of the ServletContext.
> is there any way or only the manuals ?
> must every portal have a class like this?:
> org.apache.pluto.core.impl.PortletContextImpl;
Yes.
So far, I know of the following portals providing an implementation:
- Jetspeed-1 (through Fusion) and Jetspeed-2
- JBoss Portal 2.0
- Stringbeans Portal 2.5
For Pluto you already have one yourself.
And I know one has been implemented for Vignette VAP 7.
Anyone who wrote one for other portals: please let us know through this list
and I'll add it to the new Bridges home page (not online yet but available
in SVN already).
Regards, Ate
>
> i hope for answer.
>
> thomas koch
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