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Hi !
Is it possible to add Liferay (JBoss+Tomcat+Liferay) support
as one of the deployment option ? This will make
my life easier. I just couldn’t figure out how to make
it seamless.What I have been doing is, deploy to JBoss, then copy
the war to the “portlets” folder where I installed
build.xml from Liferay, then I ran the build.xml to
actually deploy it to Liferay. This is all done through
Ecplise+MyEclipse, but I have to do batch file to copy
over to “portlets” since I am too dumb/lazy to figure out
the proper ant script to do it automatically. 🙂The rest are mouseclicks. Still the BEST option would
be for MyEclipse to simply deploy it direct to Liferay,
it is JBoss anyway.-Hanan-
PS: My “portlets” is a folder inside eclipse’s workspace. A tiny
project just to make ant run build.xml without having to
configure standalone ant.I’ve never heard of liferay… can you give me a link for it? (I’m not versed with Porlets, so I think I’ve just been under a rock 😉
@support-rkalla wrote:
I’ve never heard of liferay… can you give me a link for it? (I’m not versed with Porlets, so I think I’ve just been under a rock 😉
Liferay (http://www.liferay.com) is a fast evolving multilingual open source portal project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/lportal) using struts + hibernate thus running under a multitude of App Servers and Databases
Even though it includes its own bundled potlets it can act as a JSR 168 container.
There’s already some work done for eclipse and and JBOSS IDE for lportal development (http://sges.homelinux.org/lep/) and JSR 168 portlet development for Liferay (http://sges.homelinux.org/lep/portlets.html).
That’s a starting point.
I agree Liferay support would be good, but don’t require it to include jboss support. try to make it generic.
I am sure many people will use liferay without jboss. (i do)Yeah, there should be generic Liferay support that is not ties to JBoss (or any other app server). The latest Lifery version runs both on servlet engines (such as Tomcat) and “real” J2EE servers (such as JBoss).
ranes,
No there has not been any liferay support added as of our 4.1 release. So far this thread is the only interest we have received in the feature.will love liferay development support… but not sure whether this will be realistic to be part of the myeclipse suite… maybe as an extention or something that liferay themselves should do.
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