I have 3000 and more portlet instances, it takes 45 mn to start the server in
one war file, so I split it up artificially. In a war file I cannot declare a
portlet instance that refers to (portlet-ref) a portlet in another war file.
I believe I could do that programmatically but not with
I see. This is not what we would call IPC though. It is not, indeed, currently
possible to refer to portlets outside of the current web application in your
deployment descriptors.
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I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean. Once portlets are deployed, it
doesn't matter, at least from the Portal perspective, which package they come
from. You create instances which are then assigned to windows, regardless of
the underlying web applications. So I am not quite sure what you
Hi Chris,
thans for your answer.
I am write a Thesis about IPC at my university. So i only wanted to know it.
Best regards
Patrick
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Just a question though.
How in a deployment package (war file) can you refer to an object or instance
defined in another package ?
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I suggest that you take a look at the IPC example in Portal's documentation:
http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.6.2/referenceGuide/html/portalapi.html#d0e4751
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The original question was about IPC between portlets in different applications.
You have answered YES and I don't see how two portlets in different virtual
portal can exchange events by the exposed mechanism which by the way I am
using in my own application without problems. Reading your
Sorry, didn't intend to belittle you... :(
I have use the IPC mechanism to trigger an action on a remote portlet via WSRP
based on the result of an action on a local portlet. As you can see in the
documentation, nowhere is it required that the portlets be in the same web
application since
Thanks for the response. For some reason I had in mind the context of one page
and I did not see how to have two windows from different packages on the same
page (perhaps you have an answer for that too).
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Yes. What do you have in mind? IPC works by listening to events that are bound
to portal objects (pages, windows, etc.) so they are not bound not portlets.
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