Re: [Hypercontent-users] Hypercontent integration with uPortal 2.5.1
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From: Alex V. <al...@bi...> - 2006-09-01 13:01:43
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Hi, You should be able to use the jsp:import tag if HC is in the same app container, or you can use the JSTL core import tag to grab it from any URL. Every version of output of every page in HC has a unique, friendly URL, which you can easily point to. If you just need basic markup support, you can make "html" the root element of your docs to use a WYSIWYG editor, and you can probably use the contents directly without applying any XSL transformations. Hope this helps, Alex On Aug 31, 2006, at 11:52 PM, tom tom wrote: > Sorry previous mail got some gabage pls read the > following > > Hi, > > We are doing a feasibility to determine is > HyperContent suits our needs? > > We are new to HyperContent but not to uPortal as we > have successfully finished our development on uPortal > 2.5.1. > > But after reading some of the blobs, we have come to a > situation to ask ARE THESE POSSIBLE or not.? > > Let me explain.... > > We have developed PORLETS using jsps. We do not have > any other XML or Webproxy channel developed. The > requirement is some of our jps got some > contents(static) in between that is provided by > Content Providers. The content Providers need to > change the content of these quite often. We can > seperate this piece and put as a jsp include (if > need). What we need is put this piece on Hypercontent > and refer it as a resource id from the parent jsp > (which is on uPortal). The ultimate rendering is done > at uPortal level. > > Is this faciliated by the HyperContent 2.0. Right now > we do not want to host the entire site on HyperConent > as not everything is static rest of it will be on > Subverstion. We only want to exposed things which will > be changed by the content providers. We want to keep > uPortal as the main Rendering point. > > > Is this something possible.? |