Comments on: Consuming a JSR-168 Calculator Portlet in a Java Server Faces application using Oracle WebCenter

By: Gaurav Kumar

Gaurav Kumar — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 20:45:43 +0000

Have you tried vice-versa? Deploying a Portlet developed using JDeveloper to deploy on JBoss.
I am trying to do that and facing lot of issues. I have developed the portlet using ADF faces.
Any help would be much appreciated.

By: Subrata

Subrata — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 08:18:12 +0000

After creating the deployment profile and deploying it in the preconfigured OC4J server in JDeveloper 10.1.3.2.0. But then what is the path for that wsdl file? I have given the name of the J2EE Web Context Root as CalculatorPortlet and followed all the procedures that tutorial has mentioned.

By: Peter Moskovits

Peter Moskovits — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 10:11:04 +0000

Lucas,

In your post you refer to the WebCenter Developerâ€™s Guide: 18.9.3 Deploying a Third Party JPS-compliant Portlet to OC4J. Why didn’t you simply follow the steps provided here? You could have injected the WSDLs and turned the JSR 168 portlet easily into a WSRP portlet.
The JBoss download contains a calcportlet.war file, this is the one that needs to be massaged. Now, interestingly, I don’t see any libraries packaged into this WAR file, so maybe it’s not complete as is… but ideally, it should contain all the necessary files the JSR 168 portlet app requires. And if that’s the case, simply running our portlet pre-deployment tool is sufficient.

Just my 2 cents… Keep up with the great work!
Best of luck,
Peter Moskovits
Oracle WebCenter team