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NEWSREADER-1: Fixes for the single news feed instance. #2

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@mmoayyed mmoayyed commented Apr 4, 2012

  1.   Updated XML schema declarations to Spring 3.0 (existing dependency) 
    
  2.   Fixed a crash in the single news feed instance, where an empty news feed resulted in a negative upper loop boundary, failing the JSP that was going to iterate over the news set. 
    
  3.   Fixed the HELP mode of the portlet for single news feed, presently crashing.
    
  4.   Allowed the single news feed preferences to be able to manage the feed name, url and rendering class on its own. (the UP fix was only recently checked into trunk) 
    
  5.   Fixed the javascript namespacing issue when editing single news feed urls.
    

… empty feeds caused an exception. Also allowed the portlet to administer its own preferences, allowing the user to enter the feed title, url and class name. Also updated the schema declarations to Spring 3.0 and updated the single news feed UI to display the message for misbehaving feeds that could be loaded/parsed.
drewwills added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 4, 2012
NEWSREADER-1: Fixes for the single news feed instance.
@drewwills drewwills merged commit 196c803 into uPortal-Project:master Apr 4, 2012
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thanks Misagh!

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