Hi,
I used IFrame portlet from portalswap with JBossPortal 2.2 , it worked without a problem.
I have up-graded to JBossPortal2.4, and when i deploy the IFrame portlet it says
the following
| 16:56:20,149 INFO [TomcatDeployer] deploy, ctxPath=/iframeportlet, warUrl=.../deploy/iframeportlet.war/
| 16:56:20,352 WARN [InstanceMetaData] The instance IFramePortletInstance will not be created because the component referenced is outside of the same web app iframe.IFramePortlet
|
How do i overcome this. Can someone please throw some light.
thanks
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Hi,
I have the same problem.
A general question: SCOPING.... ?
We have some java code which works as long as calling code is not scoped, but in default package.
If we add classes to a scope package com.myscope;
We get Unsatisdied link error....
Remove scope and it works stand alone java app.
In the MBean we make sure that code accessing the native is using same class loader as code loading JNI lib...
But unsatisfied link error....
Perhaps removing scope in MBean makes it work???
Any ideas, folks?
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Christian, sorry, but I have another question about your example, now it is a persistence/memory issue:
A category has a List of child categories and a list of items. You lazily init these when a category is selected ... inside a Seam conversation - that is your design, isn't it?
Then if the user successively views the itemslists of each category, do you step-by-step save the whole catalog data in the conversation?
So if there are many items and much data in each of them, would it be necessary to dismiss the children and items Lists on the category, fetching child categories and items manually?
I hope you are not too bored by my beginner questions ...
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