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Integrating blog into a JSP website
Hi,
Is it possible to integrate a blog into my JSP website? Currently I have manually created the directory structure within my war file.
My Site : www.investorschoolindia.com
Also as a subquestion, how can we deploy latest contents on tomcat within building the war file? Is there a way out? So that whenever I have a new article, I can simply deploy the new article without building the whole application.
Tomcat version 6.0.14.
Thanks,
Sunil.
RE: Integrating blog into a JSP website
Posted by "Harris, Jeffrey E." <Je...@ManTech.com>.
> >
> > In very general terms, yes to all questions above.
> > But maybe you want to search Google for examples about building
> > websites with Java servlet containers, or Tomcat in particular.
> > We cannot really help with that kind of questions here. This is a
> > list for people asking technical questions about Tomcat-specific
> > issues, not really about general JSP-based website design.
> >
>
> If you haven't already invested a lot of effort in your wiki content,
> you might want to take a look at:
>
> http://incubator.apache.org/jspwiki/
>
> I've been using JSPWIKI successfully under tomcat for many years. It is
> packaged as a war file ready for deployment and there is a lot of
> experience in customising it. JSPWIKI has services to backout unwanted
> changes (this is basically a requirement of any wiki). However, the
> standard distribution comes with almost no content and you probably
> should keep your own content outside the war file and back it up
> externally.
>
> Brian
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You might also look at very quick wiki (http://www.vqwiki.org/). We have used that successfully for a number of years, although the code has not been updated in several years. The actual pages are stored in a separate folder on the server, and not in the WAR file, but it does support page storage in a JDBC linked database.
Jeffrey Harris
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Re: Integrating blog into a JSP website
Posted by Brian Burch <br...@PingToo.com>.
On 05/03/13 08:03, Brian Burch wrote:
> On 05/03/13 07:16, André Warnier wrote:
>> Sunil Shevante wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Is it possible to integrate a blog into my JSP website? Currently I
>>> have manually created the directory structure within my war file.
>>>
>>> My Site : www.investorschoolindia.com
>>>
>>> Also as a subquestion, how can we deploy latest contents on tomcat
>>> within building the war file? Is there a way out? So that whenever I
>>> have a new article, I can simply deploy the new article without
>>> building the whole application.
>>>
>>> Tomcat version 6.0.14.
>>>
>>
>> In very general terms, yes to all questions above.
>> But maybe you want to search Google for examples about building websites
>> with Java servlet containers, or Tomcat in particular.
>> We cannot really help with that kind of questions here. This is a list
>> for people asking technical questions about Tomcat-specific issues, not
>> really about general JSP-based website design.
>>
>
> If you haven't already invested a lot of effort in your wiki content,
> you might want to take a look at:
>
> http://incubator.apache.org/jspwiki/
>
> I've been using JSPWIKI successfully under tomcat for many years. It is
> packaged as a war file ready for deployment and there is a lot of
> experience in customising it. JSPWIKI has services to backout unwanted
> changes (this is basically a requirement of any wiki). However, the
> standard distribution comes with almost no content and you probably
> should keep your own content outside the war file and back it up
> externally.
>
> Brian
>
Sorry if I confused you. I answered in haste on a slow internet link! I
now see that you wanted a blog...
jspwiki has a good plugin framework, and many specific plugins both in
the as-shipped system, and also more that have been contributed by other
developers. I suggest you look at this blog plugin, although I haven't
used it myself.
http://doc.jspwiki.org/2.4/wiki/WeblogPlugin
Brian
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Re: Integrating blog into a JSP website
Posted by Brian Burch <br...@PingToo.com>.
On 05/03/13 07:16, André Warnier wrote:
> Sunil Shevante wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is it possible to integrate a blog into my JSP website? Currently I
>> have manually created the directory structure within my war file.
>>
>> My Site : www.investorschoolindia.com
>>
>> Also as a subquestion, how can we deploy latest contents on tomcat
>> within building the war file? Is there a way out? So that whenever I
>> have a new article, I can simply deploy the new article without
>> building the whole application.
>>
>> Tomcat version 6.0.14.
>>
>
> In very general terms, yes to all questions above.
> But maybe you want to search Google for examples about building websites
> with Java servlet containers, or Tomcat in particular.
> We cannot really help with that kind of questions here. This is a list
> for people asking technical questions about Tomcat-specific issues, not
> really about general JSP-based website design.
>
If you haven't already invested a lot of effort in your wiki content,
you might want to take a look at:
http://incubator.apache.org/jspwiki/
I've been using JSPWIKI successfully under tomcat for many years. It is
packaged as a war file ready for deployment and there is a lot of
experience in customising it. JSPWIKI has services to backout unwanted
changes (this is basically a requirement of any wiki). However, the
standard distribution comes with almost no content and you probably
should keep your own content outside the war file and back it up externally.
Brian
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Re: Integrating blog into a JSP website
Posted by Sunil Shevante <su...@yahoo.com>.
Thanks for the quick reply Andre.
--- On Tue, 3/5/13, André Warnier <aw...@ice-sa.com> wrote:
From: André Warnier <aw...@ice-sa.com>
Subject: Re: Integrating blog into a JSP website
To: "Tomcat Users List" <us...@tomcat.apache.org>
Date: Tuesday, March 5, 2013, 12:46 PM
Sunil Shevante wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to integrate a blog into my JSP website? Currently I have manually created the directory structure within my war file.
>
> My Site : www.investorschoolindia.com
>
> Also as a subquestion, how can we deploy latest contents on tomcat within building the war file? Is there a way out? So that whenever I have a new article, I can simply deploy the new article without building the whole application.
>
> Tomcat version 6.0.14.
>
In very general terms, yes to all questions above.
But maybe you want to search Google for examples about building websites with Java servlet containers, or Tomcat in particular.
We cannot really help with that kind of questions here. This is a list for people asking technical questions about Tomcat-specific issues, not really about general JSP-based website design.
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Re: Integrating blog into a JSP website
Posted by André Warnier <aw...@ice-sa.com>.
Sunil Shevante wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to integrate a blog into my JSP website? Currently I have manually created the directory structure within my war file.
>
> My Site : www.investorschoolindia.com
>
> Also as a subquestion, how can we deploy latest contents on tomcat within building the war file? Is there a way out? So that whenever I have a new article, I can simply deploy the new article without building the whole application.
>
> Tomcat version 6.0.14.
>
In very general terms, yes to all questions above.
But maybe you want to search Google for examples about building websites with Java servlet
containers, or Tomcat in particular.
We cannot really help with that kind of questions here. This is a list for people asking
technical questions about Tomcat-specific issues, not really about general JSP-based
website design.
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Re: [OT] Integrating blog into a JSP website
Posted by Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>.
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Sunil,
Marking as off-topic because this has nothing to do with Tomcat
directly. On the other hand, it's about web applications and
deployment, so... (see below).
On 3/5/13 1:05 AM, Sunil Shevante wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to integrate a blog into my JSP website? Currently
> I have manually created the directory structure within my war
> file.
>
> My Site : www.investorschoolindia.com
>
> Also as a subquestion, how can we deploy latest contents on tomcat
> within building the war file?
So, you want to deploy a some blogging software *inside* your own
webapp? I would personally deploy them separately, and maybe configure
SSO if you need shared-logins across the two webapps.
I'm sure there is some blogging software out there that can be
extracted and merged-into your own webapp, but it's not going to be
pretty. If you're looking for Java-based blogging software, Apache
Roller is an option. Long ago, I tried it out and wasn't happy with
it, but that was a very long time ago, before it went through the
incubator and became Apache Roller.
> Is there a way out? So that whenever I have a new article, I can
> simply deploy the new article without building the whole
> application.
I would certainly avoid having to "deploy" articles: blog software
should save your stuff to something more permanent like a database.
Otherwise, you'll have all your articles deleted if/when you un-deploy.
> Tomcat version 6.0.14.
You need to upgrade that thing before someone compromises your server.
- -chris
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