hi,
in the jboss-portal deployment descriptor "*-object.xml" we can define portal,
page ecc.
if we have a page like :
|
| overwrite
| default
|
| MainPage
|
| ToolbarPortletWindow
| ToolbarPortle
Not the response i will expect but the end of my tries :)
Thank you very much!
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Hi to all,
i go directly to the question : it's possible to access response.setHeader from
a portlet ?
I need to set a parameter in the header of the page because i use an
closed-source applet that expect a parameter from request.getHeader("FOO")
inside a portlet.
Thanks to all
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Hi,
i've installed the cms portlet in another portal on a different page. When i
access the portal :
http://localhost:8080/portal/portal/myportal/default the first page is
displayed (and this is good), but when i click on a link into the cms portlet i
go directly to default portal at default pag
hi,
my question is .. there is a way to retrieve PortalObjectContainer from a jsf
managed bean ?
I see the code of jboss-portal-core and i made this steps :
jboss-portlet.xml :
...
PortalObjectContainer
org.jboss.portal.core.model.portal.PortalObjectContainer
:container=Port
Hi,
it's possible to browse PortalNodes starting to the root downto all childrens,
from a portlet ?
Ex.
PortalNode current = request.getPortalNode();
for (PortalNode child: current.getChildren()) {
.
}
but not from the current node, from the root of the portal. And it's also
possible
to get t
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Hi, all
my question is simple, i want to implement a good portal, based on
jboss-portal, up to now i'm using jetspeed. I see documentation and sample
portlets in portlet-swap and all is good. But i see also that labs.jboss.org is
a complete and organized portal that can be very usefull to user l
