Example provider- XML Portlet

I'm trying to do something like the XML portlet that is an example in portal, but I can't find any doc on this.
Can anyone help me?
I've tried with the XML Component from Portal Apps, but it has a bug and we can't continue by that way (we're waiting for a patch, but this is really urgent for us)
Thanks in advance

Try using URLServices for XML portlets, details to installation and samples are available at http://portalstudio.oracle.com/servlet/page?_pageid=477&_dad=ops&_schema=OPSTUDIO&_mode=3&_ref=20010403190457

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null

Abdulla,
I just want to verify that I understand your question. You successfully created "MyFirstPortlet" using the JPDK, now you are trying to add a second portlet using the provider.xml file and it does not show up in the Add Portlets Screen when trying to add the new portlet to a page.
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</provider>
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AMN wrote:
email81107 wrote:
AMN wrote:
email81107 wrote:
That's right. You should login as portal.
1. on Builder Page/ Administer tab, here you should be seeing page arranged into three columns. The central column will have three portlets and the top one should be this. This is the default arrangement. if you do not see it, then portal permissions seems to have been modified or the portlet has been removed from the page.
2. The other way I told you is the alternate method to reach the same tool going directly through SSO server page.
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AMN
none of this worked!
I think it works that's how you get (NOT got) access to the Add External Application tool. It was all meant to give you access to the tool.
However, the tool couldnt do what you wanted to.
you may want to check permissions for portal which seem messed up. you should be able to login to SSO server page using portal. You seem to have no privilege for it. It did not work for portal but worked for ORCLADMIN. That is why you cannot see the portlet on the builder/administer page too.
regards,
AMNTHIS IS INCORRECT.
no portlet was added or modified. I was able to get to my 'SSO Server Administration' by way of http://<server>.<domain>:7777/pls/orasso/orasso.home and logged in as ORCLADMIN.
It's not to claim a credit; it is to describe a valid method. I do not wish to waste time on personal claims or disclaims.
If you haven't read my message completely then you may be right.
I wish you good luck in finding a solution.
AMNthen you dont know how to incorporate this product into portal?
who does know?

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i havn't faced this issue ever before so just trying to solve your problem
You can just chk the following ..
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The thing is ID value should differ for both the portlet entries.
If still not solved then , plz post you provider.xml file content if possible.
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