I'm trying to programmatically determine if a user has view permission for a named portlet and, after spending some quality time with this problem, I'm stumped.
I'm doing this in left.jsp, but strictly using java. I've tried this: PortletEntry entry = (PortletEntry) Registry.getEntry(Registry.PORTLET, "seethisportlet"); But "entry" is always null, even though I have psml like so: <portlets id="my-portlets"> <metainfo> <title>Groovy Portlets</title> </metainfo> <security-ref parent="secure-list-v"/> <control name="TabControl"/> <controller name="TabController"> <property name="parameter" value="pane"/> </controller> <portlets name="lotsoportlets" id="my-portlets-1"> <metainfo> <title>Portlet Page</title> </metainfo> <security-ref parent="secure-list-v"/> <layout position="0" size="-1"/> <controller name="TwoColumnsLeft"> <property name="sizes" value="66%,34%"/> </controller> <entry name="seethisportlet" id="my-portlets-1a" parent="CPortlet"> <security-ref parent="secure-list-v"/> <layout position="-1" size="-1"> <property name="column" value="0"/> <property name="row" value="0"/> </layout> <control name="ClearPortletControl"/> </entry> </portlets> [etcetera] Is this the best way to go about this? Does anyone have any guidance on how best to determine if a user can see a given portlet? Thanks! -- Michael --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]