Follow these steps:
Install Pluto as written in its manual. We recommend using the bundle distribution, because that contains both the Apache Tomcat servlet container and the Pluto portlet container in a single package.
Deploy Jakarta Slide to the Tomcat instance used by Pluto as written in the JBoss AS step-by-step.
You can deploy the server component into the Apache Tomcat instance used by Pluto, by running the server deploy script:
ant -f deploy-server-tomcat.xml
Please don't forget to set the CATALINA_HOME
environment variable before.
Pluto has a portlet called Deploy War Admin Portlet
to deploy other portlets. It makes the
deployment process extremely easy: just select the portlet WAR
and configure the pages, Pluto will take care of all the low-level
details. Don't forget to restart Pluto after you've deployed
your portlets, otherwise your new portal page won't appear in the
menu!
If you decided to do an automated deployment instead of using the administrative portlet, run the portlet deploy script:
ant -f deploy-portlet-pluto.xml
. After this, you have to manually update the following Pluto configuration files:
pageregistry.xml |
portletcontexts.txt |
portletentityregistry.xml |
You can use the sample files found in /conf/pluto
of the
Kosmos portlet distribution package as starting point.
Launch Pluto and check the default portal page
(e.g. http://localhost:8080/pluto/portal
),
whether you can see your new page in the page list.