Problems with JSR 168 Portlets

Hi!, I�m working with JSR 168 Portlets and after successfully deploying it into the portal (6.2) I�m not able to get any content. I�ve already made a war (I couldn�t make the studio 5u1, (PB 2) simulate it :( ), and it seems to be correctly deployed inside appsrv (7). I placed some JSP�s and HTML�s and they are available from a browser but not from the portal. The first error I got was Channel time out but then I managed to get Content not Available. It seems that the portal is not able to reach the JSP�s but I�m not sure. Is there any restriction about folders with this or just by deploying the war makes everything? Is it necessary to set the files inside the portal folder? I�ve read the manuals many times and I can�t find a suitable tutorial (the only I got is one to make a provider or a channel :( ), nor a detaliled how to. I�ll thank any advice.
Cheers , Pablo.

Hi, Thanks for answering, the log says the following:
2004/04/28 12:13:32.372 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-74 | {default={bookmarkContentPage=|/bookmarkportlet/content.jsp, bookmarkEditPage=|/bookmarkportlet/edit.jsp, bookmarkHelpPage=|/bookmarkportlet/help.jsp, targets=|Sun home page=http://www.sun.com|Oracle home page=http://www.oracle.com|AOL home page=http://www.aol.com, windowPref=|all_new}, isReadOnly={bookmarkContentPage=false, bookmarkEditPage=false, bookmarkHelpPage=false, targets=false, windowPref=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.373 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-74 | Loading __Portlet__bookmarkContentPage value is |/bookmarkportlet/content.jsp | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.380 ART | null | INFO | Thread-75 | PortletContainer.invokePAE(): invoking:
app name /portletsamples
portlet name NotepadPortlet
action RENDER | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.399 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-75 | {default={contentPage=|/notepad/content.jsp, editPage=|/notepad/edit.jsp, helpPage=|/notepad/help.jsp, categories=, displayMax=|5}, isReadOnly={contentPage=false, editPage=false, helpPage=false, categories=false, displayMax=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.400 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-75 | Loading __Portlet__contentPage value is |/notepad/content.jsp | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.405 ART | null | INFO | Thread-76 | PortletContainer.invokePAE(): invoking:
app name /portletsamples
portlet name WeatherPortlet
action RENDER | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.424 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-76 | {default={zip=|95054, unit=|F, contentPage=|/weather/weatherView.jsp, editPage=|/weather/weatherEdit.jsp, helpPage=|/weather/weatherHelp.jsp}, isReadOnly={zip=false, unit=false, contentPage=false, editPage=false, helpPage=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.425 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-76 | Loading __Portlet__zip value is |95054 | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.426 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-76 | {default={zip=|95054, unit=|F, contentPage=|/weather/weatherView.jsp, editPage=|/weather/weatherEdit.jsp, helpPage=|/weather/weatherHelp.jsp}, isReadOnly={zip=false, unit=false, contentPage=false, editPage=false, helpPage=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.427 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-76 | Loading __Portlet__unit value is |F | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.466 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-74 | {default={bookmarkContentPage=|/bookmarkportlet/content.jsp, bookmarkEditPage=|/bookmarkportlet/edit.jsp, bookmarkHelpPage=|/bookmarkportlet/help.jsp, targets=|Sun home page=http://www.sun.com|Oracle home page=http://www.oracle.com|AOL home page=http://www.aol.com, windowPref=|all_new}, isReadOnly={bookmarkContentPage=false, bookmarkEditPage=false, bookmarkHelpPage=false, targets=false, windowPref=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.467 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-74 | Loading __Portlet__targets value is |Sun home page=http://www.sun.com|Oracle home page=http://www.oracle.com|AOL home page=http://www.aol.com | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.468 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-74 | {default={bookmarkContentPage=|/bookmarkportlet/content.jsp, bookmarkEditPage=|/bookmarkportlet/edit.jsp, bookmarkHelpPage=|/bookmarkportlet/help.jsp, targets=|Sun home page=http://www.sun.com|Oracle home page=http://www.oracle.com|AOL home page=http://www.aol.com, windowPref=|all_new}, isReadOnly={bookmarkContentPage=false, bookmarkEditPage=false, bookmarkHelpPage=false, targets=false, windowPref=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.469 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-74 | Loading __Portlet__windowPref value is |all_new | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.745 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-75 | {default={contentPage=|/notepad/content.jsp, editPage=|/notepad/edit.jsp, helpPage=|/notepad/help.jsp, categories=, displayMax=|5}, isReadOnly={contentPage=false, editPage=false, helpPage=false, categories=false, displayMax=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.745 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-75 | Loading __Portlet__categories value is | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.746 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-75 | {default={contentPage=|/notepad/content.jsp, editPage=|/notepad/edit.jsp, helpPage=|/notepad/help.jsp, categories=, displayMax=|5}, isReadOnly={contentPage=false, editPage=false, helpPage=false, categories=false, displayMax=false}} (original) | -
2004/04/28 12:13:32.747 ART | null | WARNING | Thread-75 | Loading __Portlet__displayMax value is |5 | -
2004/04/28 12:22:38.703 ART | null | INFO | Thread-81 | PortletContainer.invokePAE(): invoking:
app name /SUNONEPortlets
portlet name MGPortletSUNONE
action RENDER | -
2004/04/28 12:22:38.740 ART | null | INFO | Thread-82 | PortletContainer.invokePAE(): invoking:
app name /portletsamples
portlet name JSPPortlet
action RENDER | -
2004/04/28 13:12:31.240 ART | null | INFO | Thread-93 | PortletContainer.invokePAE(): invoking:
app name /SUNONEPortlets
portlet name MGPortletSUNONE
action RENDER | -
2004/04/28 13:12:31.279 ART | null | INFO | Thread-94 | PortletContainer.invokePAE(): invoking:
app name /portletsamples
portlet name JSPPortlet
in the file portletcontainer.log, I don�t understand that about DNS or proxy if I�m trying to render a local JSP. I�ve just deployed the JSP inside the portlet application war file. What do the pipes "|" mean?, is that the mistake?. Thanks in advance!!, Pablo :)

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