Urgent - DocumentManager,Configurations and JSP Tags

I am using Vignette as the content repository.I am able to fetch data and display
on the jsp when a single VignetteDocumentProvider is being used and data coming
from a single content table.
Problem is - If I have multiple classes for the VignetteDocumentProvider that
are to be used to display data from several tables on the jsp.
Q 1) How to configure multiple DocumentManager and DocumentConnectionPool nodes
in meta-inf\application-config.xml for those multiple VignetteDocumentProvider
classes.
Q 2) On the same JSP - How would the jsp tags reference multiple VignetteDocumentProvider
classes.
Could someone PLEASE help.
Thanks a LOT in advance.
Regards,
shikha

You may be better off asking the question to Vignette.
.raja
"shikha" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3caa2bf7$[email protected]..
>
I am using Vignette as the content repository.I am able to fetch data anddisplay
on the jsp when a single VignetteDocumentProvider is being used and datacoming
from a single content table.
Problem is - If I have multiple classes for the VignetteDocumentProviderthat
are to be used to display data from several tables on the jsp.
Q 1) How to configure multiple DocumentManager and DocumentConnectionPoolnodes
in meta-inf\application-config.xml for those multipleVignetteDocumentProvider
classes.
Q 2) On the same JSP - How would the jsp tags reference multipleVignetteDocumentProvider
classes.
Could someone PLEASE help.
Thanks a LOT in advance.
Regards,
shikha

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 >
 > --
 >
 > Cameron Purdy
 > [email protected]
 > http://www.tangosol.com
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thansk for your help.

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mi correo electronico es [email protected]
De antemano gracias por la ayuda que me puedan brindar.

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Slow down! "Urgent" is from your perspective alone. I, myself, am not troubled or worried in the least.
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clicking upload the jsp should sent the file to the
servlet in streams...there the servlet gets in and
saves in a server location........this is wat i hav
to do...
Okay. So, after reading my previous (redundant) paragraph, we have arrived at the crux of the issue. You have a JSP that will be output as HTML to a client (browser) which you want to upload content to your server (handled by a Servlet). So, you are now stuck again with multi-part. The requirement to not use multi-part is non-sensical. You can overcome it, say, if you write your own applet or standalone Swing client. However, if your users are invoking this functionality from a browser, you are limited by the options that W3C has provided you. Use multi-part.
is there aby possibilty to do this.....can any one
pls help....Take the advice to download and review Jakarta Commons FileUpload. Inform your management that their requirement makes no technical sense. Research on your own. There are dozens of examples (and tutorials) on file upload using multi-part. Embrace it. Live it. Love it.
- Saish

EP 6 SP2 and Domino JSP Tag library

I have been able to establish DIIOP connection between EP6 and Domino based on the workaround posted in this form. Calling the lotus.domino.* classes work just fine.
However I haven't been able to get EP6 to work consistently with the Domino JSP tag library.
Has anyone been successful in using the Domino JSP tag library?
Thanks for sharing any insights/workarounds.

Hello Luc,
yes. Pls. perform the following steps:
(1) add a reference to the taglib in portalapp.xml component profile
 <component name="default">
 <component-config>
 <property name="ClassName" value="com.test.LotusJSPTest">
 </property>
 <property name="SecurityZone" value="com.test/high_safety">
 </property>
 </component-config>
 <component-profile>
 <property name="lotusTagLibary" value="domtags.tld">
 </property>
 <property name="tagLib" value="/SERVICE/htmlb/taglib/htmlb.tld">
 </property>
 </component-profile>
 </component>
(2) add a reference in the JSP
<%@ taglib uri="lotusTagLibary" prefix="domino" %>
(3) then use the taglib as documented, e.g.:
 <domino:session id="session1" host ="p70448.wdf.sap.corp:8000" user="*webuser">
 <domino:db id="db1" dbname="portalchallenge.nsf" >
 <domino:view id="view1" viewname="view103">
 <domino:viewloop id="loop">
 <tr>
 <td style="border: 1px solid #000000; padding: 2px; text-align:right"><%=loop.getPosition('.')%></td>
 <td style="border: 1px solid #000000; padding: 2px"><domino:item name="txt_KeywordCode"/></td>
 <td style="border: 1px solid #000000; padding: 2px"><domino:item name="txt_Description"/></td>
 <td style="border: 1px solid #000000; padding: 2px"><domino:item name="txt_List"/></td>
 </tr>
 </domino:viewloop>
 </domino:view>
 </domino:db>
 </domino:session>
The easiest way to start is to make domtags.jar, domtags.tld, domutils.tld and NCSO.jar part of your portal application.
Regards
Michael

JSP Tags Look and Feel

I want to customize the look and feel ( fonts , BG colours , Layout etc ) of the pages rendered for the
wizard and dialog tags like FormatCustomizer , CrossTabOptions , CalcBuilder etc, in BI Beans 9052 . How can this be achieved ?

Hi,
If you are using the BI beta release please use the beta forum to ask your questions.
BI Beans PM

JSP tags for managing MBeans??

Hi,
I'm trying to build a GUI for managing a custom MBean. The MBean implementation is a wrapper for a singleton class (specifically, a Configuration class for a web app). I've tried using WebJMX, but the problem there is that it relies heavily on MX4J, and has not kept up with JMX advances in the last two years (MX4J is a bit ahead of weblogic 8.1).
Just as there is a set of console extension jsp tags, I suspect that a set of JSP tags exists for the developers of the Weblogic console to write their JSP pages to manage the weblogic MBeans. I coud just try to figure out the pattern of the INPUT and FORM tags in the html, but that leaves me with a possibly-inaccurate, version-dependent, non-dynamically-generated page to manage one MBean.
Does such a set exist? Could someone point me to any information about how to use such a set of tags?
I would like to be able to have the JSP I use for my console extension display an interface for modifying MBean configurable fields and executing MBean operations. What would the best way be to do this? I do not want to embed the Sun JMX RI in my web-app and launch a separate HtmlAdaptor listening on a different port. I would like the admin to the MBean be accessible through (and only through) the weblogic console.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Matt Geis

Hi,
I'm trying to build a GUI for managing a custom MBean. The MBean implementation is a wrapper for a singleton class (specifically, a Configuration class for a web app). I've tried using WebJMX, but the problem there is that it relies heavily on MX4J, and has not kept up with JMX advances in the last two years (MX4J is a bit ahead of weblogic 8.1).
Just as there is a set of console extension jsp tags, I suspect that a set of JSP tags exists for the developers of the Weblogic console to write their JSP pages to manage the weblogic MBeans. I coud just try to figure out the pattern of the INPUT and FORM tags in the html, but that leaves me with a possibly-inaccurate, version-dependent, non-dynamically-generated page to manage one MBean.
Does such a set exist? Could someone point me to any information about how to use such a set of tags?
I would like to be able to have the JSP I use for my console extension display an interface for modifying MBean configurable fields and executing MBean operations. What would the best way be to do this? I do not want to embed the Sun JMX RI in my web-app and launch a separate HtmlAdaptor listening on a different port. I would like the admin to the MBean be accessible through (and only through) the weblogic console.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Matt Geis

Importing classes that implement jsp tags

 I was making a custom JSP tag library. The tag functionality was implemented in
 a class called, lets cay ClassA. I made the tld file and put it under the WEB-INF
 directory. The class which implemented the functionality was placed under WEB-INF/classes
 directory. I had the imported the tag library using the taglib directive. I was
 getting an error which said "cannot resolve symbol". But when I in the JSP file
 I imported the class file which implemented the taglib functionality the error
 vanished. Is it necessary to import the class files even if the taglib is imported.
 The documentation does not say so. Or is there some configuration I have to make.


I think was a side effect of the .jsp changing redeploys the web app in 6.0.
 When the web app was redeployed your directory structure was reread and thus
 it found your .tld.
 Sam
 "bbaby" <[email protected]> wrote in message
 news:3b422db7$[email protected]..
 >
 > I was making a custom JSP tag library. The tag functionality was
 implemented in
 > a class called, lets cay ClassA. I made the tld file and put it under the
 WEB-INF
 > directory. The class which implemented the functionality was placed under
 WEB-INF/classes
 > directory. I had the imported the tag library using the taglib directive.
 I was
 > getting an error which said "cannot resolve symbol". But when I in the JSP
 file
 > I imported the class file which implemented the taglib functionality the
 error
 > vanished. Is it necessary to import the class files even if the taglib is
 imported.
 > The documentation does not say so. Or is there some configuration I have
 to make.
 >
 >

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