Just an update. I'm not sure exactly why the steps i took the first time didn't work... but it seems nothing was wrong with my procedure. I Re-downloaded trunk, re-implemented and everything worked just like a charm. The only difference between the two was the way i imported the projected into eclipse. The first method was unconventional and the second method was via mvn eclipse:eclipse
Anyhow so for future reference, it is 1) Creating the handler page. 2) Creating the jsp page 3) Adding the addhelper in the ImportExport portlet. Now i can finally move along and finish this piece. Thanks again for everyone's input. Wishing everyone the best, -Joseph Leong On Feb 8, 2008 11:35 AM, Paul McMahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Right, the doc in the wiki about the extensible admin console was > really only helpful for Manu's followup to your question. The > mutipage portlet code you referred to is internal to the admin > console and afaik is not documented anywhere nor is it intended to be > exposed as an externally supported api. Creating an admin console > extension does not require you to implement your portlet this way. > > Paul > > On Feb 8, 2008, at 10:37 AM, Joseph Leong wrote: > > > Thank you for all the responses! > > > > The piece i'm working on is the plugin installer in the console, > > but it seems to be built with some sort of multipage model > > framework. So this part of it is working a little differently than > > the documentation, but It just so happens that your wiki references > > on the extensible administration console will really help on the > > debug viewer plugin piece i'm working on. > > > > I'll post updates on what the missing piece was once i figure it > > out, feel it'll save someone down the road a good bit of time > > should they go down this route and find any other pieces of the > > console working on this multipage model framework. > > > > Wishing you all the best, > > Joseph Leong > > > > On Feb 7, 2008 4:50 PM, Joseph Leong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > > > I'm trying to add a page to a plugin. After tracing the code, it > > is running through the handler ie.. hitting the actionBeforeView > > and going into the renderView. However nothing of my jsp page is > > showing up. > > > > The steps i've taken are: 1) Create the handler page 2) create the > > jsp page 3) Add the "addhelper" in the ImportExportPortlet.java > > > > Is there anything blatantly obvious that I'm missing? Or i will > > continue to work with these 3 pieces. > > > > Thanks! > > > > -Joseph Leong > > > >
