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custom iview development using ant in ep6sp2

Posted on Jul 02, 2004 at 12:08 PM 14 Views

HI

I m using ANT as building par file for custom iview development for ep6sp2 . My question is what is strucure for file so that component can be created .

I mean for ep5 it was like, say exampleonedyn is project name .

Then Exampleonedyn->private,cfg,public.

cfg->build.xml,gloabl.properties,libraries.properties.

private->src,pagelt,profile,lib. Like that.....

There is file called portalaappl.xml where to store this .

I am really confused.

Best Regards.

Tuhin

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    Posted on Jul 07, 2004 at 08:40 PM
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    Hi

    The portalapp.xml must be in a sub-folder called PORTAL-INF of your par-file root. The complete structure is something like this:

    Root folder of par:

    ->css

    ->images

    ->scripts

    ->PORTAL-INF

    Below PORTAL-INF:

    ->classes (api)

    ->jsp

    ->lib (api)

    ->pagelet

    -> ...etc..

    ->private

    portalapp.xml

    Below private:

    ->classes (core)

    ->lib (core)

    If you check out the Java Development section supplied with the portal's PDK there is an ANT build.xml file to help you.

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