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JSP question
Jetspeed Users,
I am new to Jetspeed so please bear with me. ;>)
How can JSP be utilized to create the HTML instead of
ECS? Is there any documentation out there that covers
this?
Thanks in advance,
Scott Williams
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Re: JSP question
Posted by Scott W <sa...@yahoo.com>.
Chris,
Thank you for your help. It is very useful.
Scott
--- Chris Kimpton <ki...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> --- Scott W <sa...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> > How can JSP be utilized to create the HTML instead
> of
> > ECS? Is there any documentation out there that
> covers
> > this?
> >
>
> I don't think you can lose ECS in the current
> versions of Jetspeed.
>
> Jetspeed is a servlet that uses Turbine and ECS to
> produce its
> output/webpages.
>
> This servlet in turn, delegates the portlet
> production to portlets -
> these can be based around ECS, velocity or JSP.
>
> With the current CVS of Jetspeed, there is a problem
> with JSP
> portlets - but this should be fixed soon-ish...
>
> With the release 1.3a1 of Jetspeed, you can get a
> JSP to be a
> portlet, by writing a small Portlet implementation
> that forwards the
> portlet request to the JSP using the
> EcsServletElement - passing to
> it the name of the Jsp file. Obviously this file
> name can be
> obtained from various places - portlet config - a
> parameter to the
> portlet etc...
>
> HTH,
> Chris
>
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Re: JSP question
Posted by Chris Kimpton <ki...@yahoo.com>.
Hi,
--- Scott W <sa...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> How can JSP be utilized to create the HTML instead of
> ECS? Is there any documentation out there that covers
> this?
>
I don't think you can lose ECS in the current versions of Jetspeed.
Jetspeed is a servlet that uses Turbine and ECS to produce its
output/webpages.
This servlet in turn, delegates the portlet production to portlets -
these can be based around ECS, velocity or JSP.
With the current CVS of Jetspeed, there is a problem with JSP
portlets - but this should be fixed soon-ish...
With the release 1.3a1 of Jetspeed, you can get a JSP to be a
portlet, by writing a small Portlet implementation that forwards the
portlet request to the JSP using the EcsServletElement - passing to
it the name of the Jsp file. Obviously this file name can be
obtained from various places - portlet config - a parameter to the
portlet etc...
HTH,
Chris
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