2 Replies Latest reply on Mar 5, 2009 1:01 AM by peterj

    Portlets mit Eclipse erstellen

    margotmedia

      Hallo,

      ich hab mal ein Frage im Bezug auf die Portletserstellung.

      Ich habe Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers mit den aktullen JBoss Tools 3.1.0 Alpha geholt.

      Nun möchte ich für mein Portal eigene Portles erstellen. ABER wie soll das gehen? Folgende Seiten habe ich schon durchgearbeitet ohne Erfolg.

      http://blog.jboss-portal.org/2008/08/jboss-portlet-support-in-eclipse.html
      http://docs.jboss.org/jbportal/v2.4/reference-guide/en/html/tutorials.html

      Ihr könnt hier posten oder meine ICQ 230625136, falls sich jemand meiner erbarmt, danke ich Voraus!

      Gruss

        • 1. Re: Portlets mit Eclipse erstellen
          margotmedia

          Kann mir keiner helfen?

          So i explain my problem in english.

          I will create a portlet for my JBoss portal, but the tutorials don't work or i don't understand it.

          I downloaded eclipse 3.4 and jboss tools 3.1.0 alpha and jboss AS 5.0.1.

          The follow links don't help me.
          http://blog.jboss-portal.org/2008/08/jboss-portlet-support-in-eclipse.html
          http://docs.jboss.org/jbportal/v2.4/reference-guide/en/html/tutorials.html

          pls help me and i know that my english is very bad -.-

          • 2. Re: Portlets mit Eclipse erstellen
            peterj

            You should be able to create a Dynamic Web Application project and then add a Portlet facet to it and then create portlets.

            But if you are new to portlets, I recommend not using the Portlet facet and instead creating the portlet class and the configuration files manually. This way you learn more about how to create a portlet WAR file and what it requires. After you are comfortable with that, then you can start using the Portlet Facet.

            I recommend doing it this way because when you are first learning a new technology you do not want to be fighting with the IDE. If you do everything by hand, then you have only yourself and your understanding to blame. If you are using a IDE to do things for you automatically, if things go wrong, you never know if it was your lack of understanding or issues with the IDE that caused the problem. Anyway, that is my two pfennings.