hi
here is my class :
public class CpagePortletRenderer implements PortletRenderer {
|
| /**
| * @see PortletRenderer#render
| */
| public void render(RenderContext renderContext, PortletContext
state, WindowResult result)
| throws RenderException
| {
|
| renderStart(renderContext);
| renderContext.getMarkupFragment().append("\n<!-- début contenu de
la portlet -->" );
| renderContext.getMarkupFragment().append(result.getContent());
| renderContext.getMarkupFragment().append("\n<!-- Fin contenu de
la portlet -->\r\t\t\t\t" );
| renderEnd(renderContext);
|
| }
I want to have the name of the portlet which is in the window container.
i think it's something like ::
myInstance.getComponentRef() ....
how can i have the myInstance object, from the instanceID ?
thanks !
i take a look at the management portlet but i'm not good with jsf technology.
regards
Lionel
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