Jetspeed 2 - PSML fragment ids

[Christopher Wood <cw...@epo.org>]

If I change the portlet name of a fragment in a PSML file, the change 
doesn't get picked up, even if I restart Tomcat/Jetspeed. The only way I 
seem to get the change recognized is by using a new fragment id. Are the 
fragment ids cached somewhere? How can I recycle them?

Chris

Re: Jetspeed 2 - PSML fragment ids

[David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>]

watler@wispertel.net wrote:
> Chris,
> 
> This is a known issue with J2... they are cached in the DB. I do not
> remember which table, so you'll have to do some digging in your DB... it
> is obvious when you see the table names. IIRC, it is ok to clean out the
> table between J2 launches, but YMMV.
> 

See the PORTLET_ENTITY table
Its a very simple mapping:

entity id -> APP_NAME + PORTLET_NAME

Yes, the entities can be cleaned out and they will be recreated
Perhaps we need to log the below situation as a bug.
If we were to catch the exception, delete the old entry in the portlet 
entity table, and recreate the entity from the fragment definition, it 
would fix this bug.

Patches welcome :)
> Randy
> 
> 
> 
>>If I change the portlet name of a fragment in a PSML file, the change
>>doesn't get picked up, even if I restart Tomcat/Jetspeed. The only way I
>>seem to get the change recognized is by using a new fragment id. Are the
>>fragment ids cached somewhere? How can I recycle them?
>>
>>Chris
> 
> 
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Re: Jetspeed 2 - PSML fragment ids

[wa...@wispertel.net]

Chris,

This is a known issue with J2... they are cached in the DB. I do not
remember which table, so you'll have to do some digging in your DB... it
is obvious when you see the table names. IIRC, it is ok to clean out the
table between J2 launches, but YMMV.

Randy


> If I change the portlet name of a fragment in a PSML file, the change
> doesn't get picked up, even if I restart Tomcat/Jetspeed. The only way I
> seem to get the change recognized is by using a new fragment id. Are the
> fragment ids cached somewhere? How can I recycle them?
>
> Chris


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