[JBoss Portal] - Re: problem in struts mail portlet in portlet swap
by PeterJ
There are several reasons why this post might not get any response.
First, you do not indicate which version of JBoss Portal, JBoss App Server, and JDK you are using. In some cases, you also need to state which database and its version (not sure if that would apply here).
Second, error text is usually useless outside of its context (especially error text that you retyped). Instead, post the stack trace from the log file or the console (usually the first 20 or so lines of the stack track, and the 2 or 3 lines before the stack trace are sufficient).
Third, you said you are using an portlet from portletswap, but then indicate that you added a web.xml file. From the post, I assume that you had previously deployed the portlet without any problems and adding the web.xml caused the error to show. Without knowing what is in the web.xml, there is not much we could do other than tell you not to do that. In other words, post the contents of the web.xml.
Fourth, perhaps others have not used that specific portlet (several of the portlets on portletswap are contributed based on a given release of JBoss AS and JBoss Portal and never updated, I don't know if that is the case with this portlet).
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: How to abandon a conversation?
by jacob.orshalick
"pete.muir(a)jboss.org" wrote : JSP users can instead directly use "<f:param name="conversationPropagation" value="none">"
Yes Stephen, that will work. Embedding the f:param inside an <h:commandLink /> or similar component will have the same effect for JSP users. I agree that the documentation could use improvement there as I've seen a few other posts recently about this.
Pete, you say
"pete.muir(a)jboss.org" wrote : Similar means any JSF component which takes embedded f:param's and embed's them in it's submission.
The documentation states "for a command link or button (or similar JSF control)." From my recollection (and my testing), h:commandButton does not accept f:param. So should this be specified in the documentation?
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