Additional Javascript file in Desktop Pipeline.

["Sie, Yang" <ya...@fmr.com>]

Hello:

I am trying to make our portlets work under desktop pipeline. Yes,
everything works under portal pipeline. Now the problem is that I have a
folder (say, myFolder) storing a file under myFolder (say, myFile.js).
I put it under /javascript folder under jetspeed. In the portlet I have
put the following line to refer to the a file under that my

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript"
SRC="javascript/myFolder/myFile.js"></SCRIPT>

This lines works OK under /portal pipeline and also works fine under
/desktop pipeline from time to time.  Without changing anything in my
portlet, IE gave me a syntax error (FF works no complain). This error
happens randomly but frequently enough. 

Now I am thinking to let Jetspeed load myFile.js together with all other
javacscript files (such as dojo.js, core.js, etc). How am I going to do
that?? 

Thank you,


---Yang

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Re: Additional Javascript file in Desktop Pipeline.

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

On Aug 22, 2007, at 11:41 AM, Sie, Yang wrote:

> Hello:
>
> I am trying to make our portlets work under desktop pipeline. Yes,
> everything works under portal pipeline. Now the problem is that I  
> have a
> folder (say, myFolder) storing a file under myFolder (say, myFile.js).
> I put it under /javascript folder under jetspeed. In the portlet I  
> have
> put the following line to refer to the a file under that my
>
> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript"
> SRC="javascript/myFolder/myFile.js"></SCRIPT>
>
> This lines works OK under /portal pipeline and also works fine under
> /desktop pipeline from time to time.  Without changing anything in my
> portlet, IE gave me a syntax error (FF works no complain). This error
> happens randomly but frequently enough.
>
> Now I am thinking to let Jetspeed load myFile.js together with all  
> other
> javacscript files (such as dojo.js, core.js, etc). How am I going  
> to do
> that??
>
You can have your portlet participate in the header phase of portlet  
rendering (a Jetspeed specific feature)
There are examples of this in the trunk, look at the GoogleMapsPortlet




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