This is a discussion on Portal 6.0 + Flex - Websphere ; Hi all, I'm trying to put some flex in my portlets, but I have some problem to display flash in my portlets. I've followed this tuto : http://blogs.sun.com/PortalMusings/e..._your_portlets and it works for me if the swf file is deployed on ...
Hi all,
I'm trying to put some flex in my portlets, but I have some problem to display flash in my portlets.
I've followed this tuto : http://blogs.sun.com/PortalMusings/e..._your_portlets and it works for me if the swf file is deployed on another Web Server (WAS 6.1 for exemple).
If I embed the swf file in my portlet (with encoded url) nothing is displayed
I've tried to use Adobe LiveCycles to create flex portlets, same problem, I can display swf or mxml if they are deployed on an external WAS 6.1
I've also tried to create mxml using jsp-bootstrap in my jsp (to use mm: tags), but if I do that I've a message : "Your portlet is unavailable".
Is there a solution to display flex/flash in my portlet without an external web server ?
Thx.
(sorry for my bad english)
does the log show anything for why the portlet is showing unavailable?
Jim
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No there's nothing in the logs. I've attached my web.xml and my portletview.jsp.
I do not see anything wrong with these two files, but it would be better if you had a sample portlet I could try here
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Thx for your help.
Here is a sample that tries to compile MXML directly in the jsp. The result is : the portlet is unavailable.
The same project in a WAS 6.1 (not in a portlet) works perfectly.
You will find here another portlet that display a mxml. It works fine if the mxml is deployed in an external web server (WAS 6.1), but if I try to display the mxml embeded in the portlet, nothing is displayed.
(the path to the mxml file, is in the portlet-view.jsp :
String swffile = renderResponse.encodeURL(renderRequest.getContextP ath()+"/wsrp-jsp/FlexPortlet.mxml")
well I saw this error during install of the first one
3/12/08 7:23:24:453 EDT0000007f WebExtensionP E SRVE0026E: Servlet Error-[javax.servlet.ServletException: init-parameter 'flex.class.path' was not found
and from running it I see the portlet is getting a nullpointer
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
at flex.bootstrap.BootstrapTag.<init>(BootstrapTag.ja va:39)
at flex.bootstrap.BootstrapBodyTag.<init>(BootstrapBo dyTag.java:28)
I would check into this first
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when I installed the second one it gave this at install time
- Begin backtrace for Nested Throwables
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: flex.webtier.server.j2ee.filemanager.FileManagerSe rvlet
at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.j ava(Compiled Code))
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java(C ompiled Code))
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Thank you for testing it.
I've tried to uninstall then re-deploy them and I can't see any error
do you have some jars in shared app for this?
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No I don't
