LOL.
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
I just hope that it won't take IBM updating to JSR 286 as long as it
takes them to update to Java 5.
I just hope that it won't take IBM updating to JSR 286 as long as it takes
them to update to Java 5.
LOL. It's an excellent concept in theory, but it really exposes
loopholes in the JSR-168 specification. :) I guess the lesson is that
if you can code to a "known" portal implementation, then you can do some
cool things.. But if you need to be portable, you're kind of screwed
for many of the
Good points Scott. I haven't worked or even seen a portlet container that
uses different portlet namespaces and IDs, nor did I worked with WSRP. I
still don't quite get what the point of WSRP is anyway...
That will work with MOST implementations, but not all of them. In
JSR-168, portlet session attributes are prefixed with a standard prefix
and the PORTLET ID (not namespace). In most portals, the PortletId and
the Namespace are the same thing, but this is NOT enforced by the spec
and there is
It is possible to access a portlet session from a servlet in the same
webapp. You need to pass the portlet namespace in the request to the
servlet, and use that namespace to find the portlet session in the "global"
session, which is nothing more then the normal http session. The JSR 168
spec defin
That's true, but a resource request can deliver the PDF content if you
need. It will not be easy, however, to make the PDF content show up
INSIDE the portlet, but you could spawn an additional window or tab...
Scott
Olivier Ziller wrote:
hello,
yes it's what i do actually but it's not so
And Olivier, you'll have to be a bit careful. You will not necessarily
have access to the same view-state OR component tree. Furthermore, by
default in JSF, session-scoped beans are stored on the portlet-scoped
session context rather then the global-scoped session context which is
what you ge
4 AM
> To: MyFaces Discussion
> Subject: Re: servlet and portlet in the same time?
>
> hello,
>
> yes it's what i do actually but it's not so easy (for me) to
> switch to portlets ;-) because portlets can only deliver html
> fragments
>
> regards
>
&g
hello,
yes it's what i do actually but it's not so easy (for me) to switch to
portlets ;-)
because portlets can only deliver html fragments
regards
Mike Kienenberger a écrit :
The JSF PDF download wiki example doesn't work for you? I know you'd
need to convert it over to Portlets from Http,
Simon,
didn't find this one and i will try this
thanks
Simon Kitching a écrit :
Olivier Ziller wrote:
hello,
i need my jsf based portlet to generate dynamic pdf content and it
seems that i need a servlet to do this.
i was wondering if it possible to have my servlet share the same
facesco
hello,
Nebinger, David a écrit :
is it possible to have both a jsf portlet and a jsf servlet
running in the same time in a web application? and sharing
the same facescontext?
I doubt it. The faces context is based upon the incoming request
information, etc. But the two i
The JSF PDF download wiki example doesn't work for you? I know you'd
need to convert it over to Portlets from Http, but that seems pretty
easy to do.
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Sending_Files
On 4/3/07, Olivier Ziller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello,
i need my jsf based portlet to gener
understand why
beans in one servlet would not be visible within another servlet.
From: Olivier Ziller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 4:49 PM
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: servlet and portlet in the same
Olivier Ziller wrote:
hello,
i need my jsf based portlet to generate dynamic pdf content and it seems
that i need a servlet to do this.
i was wondering if it possible to have my servlet share the same
facescontext than my portlet?
in order to do this i have imagined to create a jsf servlet t
hello,
Nebinger, David a écrit :
is it possible to have both a jsf portlet and a jsf servlet
running in the same time in a web application? and sharing
the same facescontext?
I doubt it. The faces context is based upon the incoming request
information, etc. But the two i
> is it possible to have both a jsf portlet and a jsf servlet
> running in the same time in a web application? and sharing
> the same facescontext?
I doubt it. The faces context is based upon the incoming request
information, etc. But the two incoming paths (portlet and servlet) take
different
hello,
i need my jsf based portlet to generate dynamic pdf content and it seems
that i need a servlet to do this.
i was wondering if it possible to have my servlet share the same
facescontext than my portlet?
in order to do this i have imagined to create a jsf servlet that would
handle all *
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