Thanks will try the approach and see if it works for me. I was checking out IFRamePortlet to put my JSP into it(Since it seemed pretty easy to do)...but after reading some mailing list mails i figured that when any page is put in the IFramePortlet it is trerated like a separate app and none of the JSPs within IFramePortlet can access any of the standard Jetspeed Rundata attributes or the MVC model. I decided to go against it since most of JSPs need to take advantage of the Jetspeed MVC model...Is that a correct conclusion? I tried to find docs on IFramePortlet but very minimal for jetspeed....whatever info i have i have from the mailing list.
Thanks again for your responses...Really helped my problem. Regards, Archana >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/23/04 04:48AM >>> Hi Archana, >Thanks for the snippet. It really did give me an idea. I should be able to >put in my JSP too here right? Do you think there will be any problem? Will >try it with one of the JSPs i have. > Yeah it should work fine. Basically you can put pretty much any HTML code that can appear inside the body tag into your portlet code. If you look at the HTML jetspeed generates all your portlet code is inside a table column (td tag). The CSS method is quite straight forward. But you might have to check with different browsers to see if it works OK. The javascript method is a bit more tricky. If you add the same portlet more than once to your page then there will be name clashes (HTML ID attributes , javascript function names etc) >By the way i'm a toastmaster member too. Are you? Yeah I joined couple of months ago. Its definitly fun ! Roshan _________________________________________________________________ It's fast, it's easy and it's free. Get MSN Messenger today! http://www.msn.co.uk/messenger --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
