Thanks Ate, that's just what I needed. The app works well until I maximize
the portlet. The following content is rendered in the portlet.
#correct.action {} #correct.action #form_submit {} #incorrect.action {}
#incorrect.action #form_submit {}
"correct" and "incorrect" are the forms in the first page.
I also got your comment about the guide. Too simple :) ok. I was not putting
any velocity in the templates. I'll look into the demos to find something
interesting to put in there. And I didn't know that the
BridgesVelocityViewServlet was required.
I'm trying to patch Andromda (the UML MDA I spoke to you about at ApacheCon
San Diego) to support portlets. It generates struts, jsf, and .net
applications from uml models. Direct support for JSR-168 would be great. So
far the changes are minimal.
Philip
On 6/15/06, Ate Douma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Philip Mark Donaghy wrote:
> Hi, I'm not sure what I am doing wrong yet but the struts taglibs do not
> render portlet URLs. Is there something I must do to make this happen?
> I am
> using the 1.2.6-1.0 struts bridge with the PortletTilesRequestProcessor.
> Seems to happen automagically in the jpetstore sample.
>
Wrong list but I answer anyway ;)
Make sure you include the bridges version of the struts html taglib in
your jsp:
<%@ taglib uri="http://portals.apache.org/bridges/struts/tags-portlet-html";
prefix="html" %>
And remove the corresponding struts taglib reference from your web.xml if
you have it
defined there.
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