Use any technology, this is out of scope of the portal.
JSF will do that well.
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How about the form validation, and returning to the form with fields populated?
How do you do that? Any examples?
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setRenderParameter(name, value) takes only string parameters.Is there any
method for objects in processAction to be rendered tio doView without putting
in session??
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Is setRenderParameter(name, value) what you are looking for ?
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"If you want to void that then you should store the error message in the
PortletSession and remove it from the session during the render."
>> This is what I am uncomfortable with. I have built a whole web portal using
>> JBP, but I have to put so many objects and messages in session scope from
If an error happens, you need to configure the render parameters in the
processAction for the next render (hence doView) method, such as:
|resp.setParameter("error", "My Error Message");
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Then in doView you can do:
|String error = req.getParameter("error");
|if (error !=
