Right, for anybody interested I eventually solved my problem and I don't think
for one minute that it's elegant but it does the job.
EssentiallyI created a custom CommandInterceptor (see code below). The
interceptor clears the navigational state of all portlet windows in the portal
if there th
Hi Antoine
Thanks for your post. I must say I'm banging my head against a brick wall on
this one.
Our enviroment is pretty fixed namely: JBoss AS 4.04 and JBoss portal 2.4
With regards to using IPC as approach:
I need to notify each of the portlets on the page about the change in context
and
Just to clarify further:
When the user changes context, it is in the action phase of the context
selector that I would imagine I wouldhave to use one of the JBoss apis to
re-initialise all the portlets in the portal.
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Hi there
I would like to know if it is possible to clear the render parameters of each
portlet on a page such that the view rendered for each portlet is that of their
initial state when the user first logged in the portal.
The reason I would like to do this is a user is able to change his or he
I have run into a problem which is related to this.
Namely:
JBPORTAL-1173 - Injecting in portal page using jboss-portlet.xml does not
produce closing tag.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-1173
I am using JBOSS portal 2.4.1. I can't actually inject javascript into the
header usin
Hi Glarenzie
I would be very interested in seeing your solution as I am trying to achieve
the same thing.
I am a JBoss portal newbie so I did not want to create my own layout on my
first attempt.
Instead I modified the generic layout in
portal-core.war/WEB-INF/portal-layouts.xml to include
