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Tom Wirschell commented on PLUTO-615:
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There are of course many ways in which Pluto can be updated to allow the named
functionality.
Cleanest I think would be for the 'render-config/page/portlet' complexType to
also contain a preferences element that can provide additional data to that
specific portlet instance, but this might very well be a lot of work internally.
> Allow per-page PortletPreferences to be specified
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>
> Key: PLUTO-615
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PLUTO-615
> Project: Pluto
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: portal driver
> Affects Versions: 2.0.3
> Reporter: Tom Wirschell
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> I'm trying to develop a web content portlet to use, amongst other portals, on
> Pluto.
> The use-case is that you can have multiple instances of this portlet on any
> given page which will give some form of text output to the user as configured
> by the admin. But in the current pluto-portal-driver.xml you can only name a
> given portlet within its context. You cannot provide additional information
> to the portlet at this level.
> The DefaultPortletPreferencesService generates a key to look up portlet
> preferences but this key consists of only the portlet name and the remote
> user's name. This key should be expanded with the page the portlet is on and
> the instance of the portal within the page (which means the
> portal-pluto-driver-config.xsd needs to be expanded with something like an
> optional "instance" field).
> If there's a better way to improve on this situation, I'm all ears.
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