How can I get a reference to a portletinvocer object? I have a facesContext.
Can find it in there?
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I get a strange error when I try to create an Instance via the
instancecontainer.
19:29:49,197 ERROR [STDERR] java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Bad portlet id
format AboutPortlet
| 19:29:49,200 ERROR [STDERR] at
hello.
I think I have solved it by doing this:
| try{
| w = page.createWindow(DocumentCell);
| } catch ( Exception ex ) {
| ex.printStackTrace();
| }
| InstanceImpl inst = new
Forget my last reply. I fetched the InstanceContaner just as you suggested.
Then I don't need to instantiate the InstanceImpl.
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It is not a public API and it is therefore subject to changes (improvements).
Nevertheless instances are container managed object managed by the
InstanceContainer. You need to inject it in your PortletContext.
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I am using portal 2.4 and the class is not abstract.
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I fixed it by putting the correct jar-fil (2.4, not 2.6) as external jar in
eclipse.
But now I can't call the setInstanceId on my instance? According to javadoc the
method should exist but the compiler does not recognize it. Why?
I provide the correct jar in my lib folder for javac.
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