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Developing Portlets using Eclipse. Part I

On this entries I will show you how to develop portlets, create and debug portlets, in Eclipse with the WTP plugin and Jetspeed-2 . Lately I will deploy those portlets for the Websphere Portal 6.1.

Some frameworks that I will use:
The environmentLocations that I use to use with Linux:
Locations that I use to use with Windows:
OK, now it's time to configure our eclipse: The portlet

In eclipse, create a new Dynamic Web Project with target runtime: "Jetspeed 2.2.0". Project name: Struts2PortletTemplate :)
OK, now change the project properties, in "Java build path"... I like this "Struts2PortletTemplate/WebContent/WEB-INF/classes" as the output folder.

This will be the web.xml: Posted by s2o at 10:09 No comments: Links to this post Labels: eclipse, jetspeed, portlet, Spring, Struts2, websphere
