Portlet aware XSLT transformations tag library; an extension for Struts Bridge apps

[Mark McLaren <ma...@gmail.com>]

For those who might be interested.  During the process of my Struts
Bridge portlet developments (creating bookmarks and newsfeeds related
apps) I had the need to have XSL transformations generate links to
other parts of the portlet.  I created a modified version of the JSTL
XML taglib to enable my XSL to produce valid portal links.

Here is a simple example application demonstrating the tag library.

http://mark.mclaren.googlepages.com/StrutsBridgeXMLExample.zip

To build it use Maven 2 and deploy it to your portal as appropriate.
Your ServletContextProvider (in portlet.xml) will vary depending on
your portal container.

mvn clean
mvn compile war:war

For further background information see here:

Portlet aware XSLT transformations tag library
http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/x/r4AX

I hope somebody finds it useful.

Mark

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Re: Portlet aware XSLT transformations tag library; an extension for Struts Bridge apps

[Ate Douma <at...@douma.nu>]

Hi Mark,

Again, thanks a lot, this too surely will be of interest to some Struts Bridge developers.

As you mentioned the Portals Bridges Wiki before, maybe its a good idea to add this information and links there as well?

Regards,

Ate

Mark McLaren wrote:
> For those who might be interested.  During the process of my Struts
> Bridge portlet developments (creating bookmarks and newsfeeds related
> apps) I had the need to have XSL transformations generate links to
> other parts of the portlet.  I created a modified version of the JSTL
> XML taglib to enable my XSL to produce valid portal links.
> 
> Here is a simple example application demonstrating the tag library.
> 
> http://mark.mclaren.googlepages.com/StrutsBridgeXMLExample.zip
> 
> To build it use Maven 2 and deploy it to your portal as appropriate.
> Your ServletContextProvider (in portlet.xml) will vary depending on
> your portal container.
> 
> mvn clean
> mvn compile war:war
> 
> For further background information see here:
> 
> Portlet aware XSLT transformations tag library
> http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/x/r4AX
> 
> I hope somebody finds it useful.
> 
> Mark
> 


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