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troubleshooting a java program, works on pdk not on Portal

Posted on Feb 25, 2004 at 01:34 PM 14 Views

Hi

Can someone give me a quick overview of the most common reasons for developments not working on the portal in the same way as on the pdk?

Thanks in advance, Bjorn V.

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  • author's profile photo Oliver Stiefbold
    Oliver Stiefbold
    Posted on Feb 25, 2004 at 03:11 PM
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    which PDk version? 50?

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    Posted on Feb 25, 2004 at 03:56 PM
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    This has the potential to develop into a large laundry list! Here are my contributions:

    1. PDK runs on Tomcat, vs the portal on the SAP J2EE engine - platform-specific differences may show up.

    2. Portal may have load-balancing servers, which the PDK does not.

    3. PDK is mostly a single-user environment, so the concurrency issues that show up in portal may not show up in the PDK.

    4. The PDK only has a subset of the portal functionality.

    5. From my experience, the PDK is an approximation of the portal environment, but then it is just that - an approximation. I believe that that is part of the reason a separate PDK environment with a different code-base has been eliminated in EP6.

    These are the differences I can think of at the moment - I am sure there are a lot more that can be added to the list.

    Atul

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