Hi List.
I am using Jetspeed for some time, and all is ok!
But some problem appears. I need localize the titles of portlet.
I.e. when User click to change lang (like in the Change lang portlet)
all info must be changed. (And all titles too).
I know that there is the Portlet#setTitle(String)
Hello,
Is there any document about portal/fragment/ definition or DTD?
Best regards,
Eric
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Hi,
I have a Velocity portlet with a doUpdate(...) action event that is
called when user clicks a form button.
Problem now is that when I try to get the portlet object from
Velocity context, null value is returned.
My doUpdate(...) method looks like this:
public void doUpdate(RunData data,
I'd like to be able to change the left nav to one of a couple different templates
based on what portlet is currently selected; is there an easy way I can tell, in
default.vm what portlet(set) is currently selected?
related: Is there a way to get a list of all the objects in the context in a
Hello,
I successfully use a XSLPortlet (jetspeed 1,3a), which i use to trasform a
xml file into html (with the appropriate XSL stylesheet).
The problem is the following: I see, that when i change the content of the
xml file and then click refresh, the portlet shows the old content,
although the
Hello,
Is there a way to localize the tabs and portlet titles without spawning PSML
for each language? I would like to use the tab and title names defined
between the metainfo tags in the base PSML as a seed into the resouce
bundle. From there the real label can be substituted using the current
Hello Everyone;
I was just playing around with the database browser portlet (which
comes standard with jetspeed) and couldn't help but notice that any user
could edit the query (when customizing the portlet). In turn, the user
can change the query to 'select * from turbine_user' and get a
On Tuesday, October 7, 2003, at 12:55 PM, Robert Gillis wrote:
Hello Everyone;
I was just playing around with the database browser portlet (which
comes standard with jetspeed) and couldn't help but notice that any
user
could edit the query (when customizing the portlet). In turn, the
user