I've also been exploring the use of frames in Jetspeed. With my application,
some of the content is large and benefits from an independently scrollable
pane. Also, one pane displays a file-folder hierarchy that is generated by
javascript and is very slow to render, so I don't want to refresh it each time
the page is updated.
I've already built this application in non-jetspeed JSP and servlets and am
still trying to get my head wrapped around the flow of control for templates.
With 3 top-level frames, each one is displaying a separate URL, all managed by
Jetspeed/turbine in my application. So I want 3 different "default"
templates, depending on which pane is displaying the content.
Any suggestions? I've had some success with 3 different Home.vm screens that
each set a different template.
-- Dave
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From: "David Sean Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> You can use frames.
> One of my clients has a Jetspeed frame-controller written in ECS.
> I don't know of any other way to control the size of a WebPagePortlet.
> If anyone knows how to do this with frames, please let us know!
>
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