Hi Peter,
thanks for answering!
I looked at the thread you sent and I was able to do the work aroundbut
still I can't see how can I have a new instace of CMSPortlet thru the
Management Portlet. I went to Instances then clicked on CMSPortlet and then on
preferences...but I believe this is
Hey! Forget it...I found out how to do it...but one thing intrigues me...is
this info only stored in the db? Why when I open myportal-object.xml file I
can't see the new CMSPortlet I created and linked to myportal?
Thanks!
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To create a new instance of a portlet, in the Management Portlet:
1) Click Portlets (in the top row of links)
2) Find the porlet in the list
3) In the right-hand side of the window enter a name for the new instance in
the text filed above the Create Instance button, and then click the button.
Yes, the instance information is stored only in the database. The *-object.xml
file is used only to initialize or update the database information.
Hmm, I see possible need for a tool that generates a *-object.xml file based on
the current portal configuration. Too bad I don't have the time...
you can always use the descriptors to set the windows, instances of portlets,
and portlets definition (*-objects.xml, instance.xml etc...).
you can set the index page in one of these descriptor in preferences or
parameters. the parameter (or preference) name is index.
Sorry, but I don't
Hi,
I addeded the description of the portlet in the *-object.html and it worked
findI am having another issue though...
In the WYSIWYG I add a link to myportal/construction.html. Fine.
Then I go to http://localhost:8080/portal/portal/myportal and I see my
CMSPortlet and the link. I click
Usually, you would use the Management Portlet to create a new instance of the
CMS Portlet, and then change the indexpage property of that copy.
Unfortunately, that is not working at this time. See
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=89308
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