Hi Sachin,
Thanks for the report , this is known as apache tomcat server's problem , tomcat could only look for the file name instead of location. so it could messed up when you have multiple portlets in same project .
There are few ways you can avoid this problem :
1,Liferay suggests to create only one-portlet-in-one-project . Also , when you create a portlet project it actually contains a portlet already , remember not to add them both to the page, only add the one you want to debug with .
2.If you want to have multiple portlets in same project ,for debug you can modify those jsp file name "view.jsp" ."edit.jsp", "about.jsp" etc to another name to avoid the problem
let us know if you have any problem
Thanks for the report , this is known as apache tomcat server's problem , tomcat could only look for the file name instead of location. so it could messed up when you have multiple portlets in same project .
There are few ways you can avoid this problem :
1,Liferay suggests to create only one-portlet-in-one-project . Also , when you create a portlet project it actually contains a portlet already , remember not to add them both to the page, only add the one you want to debug with .
2.If you want to have multiple portlets in same project ,for debug you can modify those jsp file name "view.jsp" ."edit.jsp", "about.jsp" etc to another name to avoid the problem
let us know if you have any problem
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