RE: JSP Portlet question. Please Help!!

2001-08-23 Thread Rajeswari Venkatachalam 

  
I managed to do it this way:
Invoke the action explicitly from JSP page.

ActionLoader.getInstance().exec(rundata, "MyActionClass");  

This solves my issue.It is not very neat but it is OK.
Is there any other solution to this?
-Raje

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From: Rajeswari Venkatachalam
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Subject: JSP Portlet question. Please Help!!

So far I have been using JSP and actions as defined in turbine
documentation. So these were shown as screens instead of a portlet. Now
I
want to display the JSP content inside a portlet. I defined something
like
this:



TEST
TEST portlet


 


But I want to invoke an action that creates the data to be displayed by
this
JSP. I used to do it like this:.../template/myjspName/action/myAction.
This
worked very well. I dont know how to do this with JSP portlet.
Displaying a
simple hello.jsp as a portlet works fine. Please help me. 

thanks,
-Raje

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JSP Portlet question. Please Help!!

2001-08-23 Thread Rajeswari Venkatachalam 

So far I have been using JSP and actions as defined in turbine
documentation. So these were shown as screens instead of a portlet. Now I
want to display the JSP content inside a portlet. I defined something like
this:



TEST
TEST portlet


 


But I want to invoke an action that creates the data to be displayed by this
JSP. I used to do it like this:.../template/myjspName/action/myAction. This
worked very well. I dont know how to do this with JSP portlet. Displaying a
simple hello.jsp as a portlet works fine. Please help me. 

thanks,
-Raje

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