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Posted to jetspeed-user@portals.apache.org by Steven Ng <sn...@montclare.com> on 2001/04/06 22:59:14 UTC
why does changing the psml result in an error?
I just made a little change to the default.psml file under the psml folder
and try to reload jetspeed again, but i get an error. The change was only
the background-color for the skin. Do I need to restart tomcat even time i
make a changes?
Thanks,
Steve
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Re: why does changing the psml result in an error?
Posted by carlos beltran <cb...@aitek.it>.
Santiago Gala wrote:
> I will maybe install it when there is a Linux version :)
>
> I have stopped using legacy OSes except for testing for my customers. I
> never use windows for development.
Oh yes!, I do so!! :-D We use Linux for development and we recently convinced our
customer to adquire a Linux based machine ( another conquer for OpenSource!!!! ) as
his intranet web server. Unfortunately, its internal users are still using Guindows
so we need to test with it as you do ... well, step by step ;).
Carlos
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Re: why does changing the psml result in an error?
Posted by Santiago Gala <sg...@hisitech.com>.
carlos beltran wrote:
>
> Steven Ng wrote:
>
>
>> I just made a little change to the default.psml file under the psml folder
>> and try to reload jetspeed again, but i get an error. The change was only
>> the background-color for the skin. Do I need to restart tomcat even time i
>> make a changes?
>
>
> It should not be a problem to change the psml; the customizer does this
> dynamically and It works ok. Probably is a typing error. This has happened to
> me some times; what i use to do is to "verify" the psml consistency by viewing
> the file into IExplorer; the browser nicely shows you the file if it is
> correct, if not return an error with the position of the error ( I have to
> recognize that Bill products are usefull somethimes ;) ).
I will maybe install it when there is a Linux version :)
I have stopped using legacy OSes except for testing for my customers. I
never use windows for development.
> Hope this helps.
>
> Carlos.
>
>
>
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Re: why does changing the psml result in an error?
Posted by carlos beltran <cb...@aitek.it>.
Steven Ng wrote:
> I just made a little change to the default.psml file under the psml folder
> and try to reload jetspeed again, but i get an error. The change was only
> the background-color for the skin. Do I need to restart tomcat even time i
> make a changes?
It should not be a problem to change the psml; the customizer does this
dynamically and It works ok. Probably is a typing error. This has happened to
me some times; what i use to do is to "verify" the psml consistency by viewing
the file into IExplorer; the browser nicely shows you the file if it is
correct, if not return an error with the position of the error ( I have to
recognize that Bill products are usefull somethimes ;) ).
Hope this helps.
Carlos.
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Re: index.jsp
Posted by Santiago Gala <sg...@hisitech.com>.
Steven Ng wrote:
> In the index.jsp, the only thing in there is
>
> <jsp:forward page="portal/"/>
>
> but i don't see the portal folder anyway within jetspeed.
> Where is the actual portal folder?
>
<context>/portal/ (and anything below it) is mapped to the turbine
servlet in web.xml. Requests to this uri are handled by the jetspeed
machinery.
> Thanks,
> Steve
>
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Re: index.jsp
Posted by Johnny Cass <ar...@jab.org>.
Steven,
Since all the 'big guns' should be at ApacheCon by now, I'll take a shot
at this one...
The 'portal/' suffix is not a name to an actual folder or directory in
Jetspeed. If you have a look at the bottom half of the web.xml file in
the 'WEB-INF' directory, you will see that there is a servlet mapping
from the '/portal/*' url pattern to the 'jetspeed' servlet.
At the top of the web.xml file you will see that a servlet is defined
with name 'jetspeed' and class 'org.apache.turbine.Turbine'.
Your servlet engine looks for one of the files defined in your
'welcome-file-list' at the bottom of the web.xml file when a request is
made to the context of your webapp (e.g.
http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/). It finds 'index.jsp' which redirects
to 'portal/' using the 'forward' jsp tag, which maps to the servlet
named 'jetspeed' which loads the class org.apache.turbine.Turbine which
uses Turbine's properties files to initialize and load the Jetspeed
classes.
Hope this is relatively accurate :-).
-Johnny
Steven Ng wrote:
>
> In the index.jsp, the only thing in there is
>
> <jsp:forward page="portal/"/>
>
> but i don't see the portal folder anyway within jetspeed.
> Where is the actual portal folder?
>
> Thanks,
> Steve
>
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Re: is there a way of removing the mail confirmation?
Posted by carlos beltran <cb...@aitek.it>.
Steven Ng wrote:
> When creating a new account, after enter the username, password, etc. It
> mail out an email to confirm a valid email, is there any way of turning that
> off?
>
> Thanks,
> Steve
I think there is not a easy way to do this ( i.e. changing something in the TR.p
or so ). In my opinion you should modify the actions JLoginUser.java and
CreateNewUserAndConfirm.java to remove the "key email confirmation". At least
this is what suggest me a fast look at the source code....
Hope this helps,
Carlos.
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is there a way of removing the mail confirmation?
Posted by Steven Ng <sn...@montclare.com>.
When creating a new account, after enter the username, password, etc. It
mail out an email to confirm a valid email, is there any way of turning that
off?
Thanks,
Steve
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index.jsp
Posted by Steven Ng <sn...@montclare.com>.
In the index.jsp, the only thing in there is
<jsp:forward page="portal/"/>
but i don't see the portal folder anyway within jetspeed.
Where is the actual portal folder?
Thanks,
Steve
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