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JS1-416
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Bug
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Resolved
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| Resolution: |
Fixed
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Blocker
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| Assignee: |
Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Paul M
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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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login as admin, you see the ADMIN tab, then CONTROLLER BROWSERin the left nav
bar.
You can create a new controller using an existing one as a template - be sure to
copy the necessary parameters.
You then get a new file in the $J/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-APPS/confdirectory called
local-managers.xreg which represents locally createdcontrollers.
For example, I created one called TwoColumnsBigRight, based on TwoColumnsRight,
except that the column sizes were 15%,85%.
The PROBLEM is that you can't set the media type to HTML (and WML), so you have
to shut down tomcat, edit the file manually, then restart.
There's no sign on the controller browser form of a way of assigning media types
to it.
Paul
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Description
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login as admin, you see the ADMIN tab, then CONTROLLER BROWSERin the left nav
bar.
You can create a new controller using an existing one as a template - be sure to
copy the necessary parameters.
You then get a new file in the $J/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-APPS/confdirectory called
local-managers.xreg which represents locally createdcontrollers.
For example, I created one called TwoColumnsBigRight, based on TwoColumnsRight,
except that the column sizes were 15%,85%.
The PROBLEM is that you can't set the media type to HTML (and WML), so you have
to shut down tomcat, edit the file manually, then restart.
There's no sign on the controller browser form of a way of assigning media types
to it.
Paul |
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made changes - 24/Mar/04 02:41 PM
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made changes - 02/Apr/04 06:33 PM
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Description
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login as admin, you see the ADMIN tab, then CONTROLLER BROWSERin the left nav
bar.
You can create a new controller using an existing one as a template - be sure to
copy the necessary parameters.
You then get a new file in the $J/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-APPS/confdirectory called
local-managers.xreg which represents locally createdcontrollers.
For example, I created one called TwoColumnsBigRight, based on TwoColumnsRight,
except that the column sizes were 15%,85%.
The PROBLEM is that you can't set the media type to HTML (and WML), so you have
to shut down tomcat, edit the file manually, then restart.
There's no sign on the controller browser form of a way of assigning media types
to it.
Paul
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login as admin, you see the ADMIN tab, then CONTROLLER BROWSERin the left nav
bar.
You can create a new controller using an existing one as a template - be sure to
copy the necessary parameters.
You then get a new file in the $J/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-APPS/confdirectory called
local-managers.xreg which represents locally createdcontrollers.
For example, I created one called TwoColumnsBigRight, based on TwoColumnsRight,
except that the column sizes were 15%,85%.
The PROBLEM is that you can't set the media type to HTML (and WML), so you have
to shut down tomcat, edit the file manually, then restart.
There's no sign on the controller browser form of a way of assigning media types
to it.
Paul
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Environment
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Operating System: All
Platform: All
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Operating System: All
Platform: All
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Priority
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Blocker
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Assignee
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Jetspeed Developer Mailing List
[ jetspeed-dev@jakarta.apache.org
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Fix Version/s
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1.5
[ 10632
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[FIX] controller browser can't set media type
