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Issue regarding refresh a wicket page portlet in Jetspeed portal
Hello ,
I have an issue with refreshing the portlet in jetspeed. I will try to
explain the issue below
I have a navigation in Jetspeed which point to a psml file. This psml file
will bring up a wicket portlet.
In the wicket portlet, I am having multiple pages.
So when we click on the navigation link(psml url), I get to the home page of
the wicket portlet.
I do some action on the home page(Page A) and then use setResponsePage
method of the Component class to redirect to a different page(Page B)
Now when I click on the navigation page again, instead of going to the home
page(Page A) it goes to the Page B directly.
I want that whenever I click on the navigation link (which points to a psml
file), it should always go to home page(Page A) and not to any intermediate
page (Page B in this case)
I think what is happenning here is, whenever I click on the navigation link,
the last rendered response is rendered by the portlet.
Let me know if more details are needed.
Regards,
Arun Wagle
Re: Issue regarding refresh a wicket page portlet in Jetspeed
portal
Posted by Mansour Al Akeel <ma...@gmail.com>.
Arun:
See my comment.
On Wed May 27,2009 04:01 pm, Arun Wagle wrote:
> Hello ,
>
> I have an issue with refreshing the portlet in jetspeed. I will try to
> explain the issue below
>
> I have a navigation in Jetspeed which point to a psml file. This psml file
> will bring up a wicket portlet.
>
> In the wicket portlet, I am having multiple pages.
> So when we click on the navigation link(psml url), I get to the home page of
> the wicket portlet.
> I do some action on the home page(Page A) and then use setResponsePage
> method of the Component class to redirect to a different page(Page B)
>
> Now when I click on the navigation page again, instead of going to the home
> page(Page A) it goes to the Page B directly.
>
> I want that whenever I click on the navigation link (which points to a psml
> file), it should always go to home page(Page A) and not to any intermediate
> page (Page B in this case)
> I think what is happenning here is, whenever I click on the navigation link,
> the last rendered response is rendered by the portlet.
>
I agree with you here. The last url is the render response,
and it gets reloaded when you refresh. It sounds a bit strange (at least to me);
loading another page when refreshing a page ?!
Any how, I think this can be done with javascript, by modifying the
variable window.location.href . I haven't tested this.
>
> Let me know if more details are needed.
>
>
> Regards,
> Arun Wagle
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Re: Issue regarding refresh a wicket page portlet in Jetspeed
portal
Posted by Mansour Al Akeel <ma...@gmail.com>.
Arun:
See my comment.
On Wed May 27,2009 04:01 pm, Arun Wagle wrote:
> Hello ,
>
> I have an issue with refreshing the portlet in jetspeed. I will try to
> explain the issue below
>
> I have a navigation in Jetspeed which point to a psml file. This psml file
> will bring up a wicket portlet.
>
> In the wicket portlet, I am having multiple pages.
> So when we click on the navigation link(psml url), I get to the home page of
> the wicket portlet.
> I do some action on the home page(Page A) and then use setResponsePage
> method of the Component class to redirect to a different page(Page B)
>
> Now when I click on the navigation page again, instead of going to the home
> page(Page A) it goes to the Page B directly.
>
> I want that whenever I click on the navigation link (which points to a psml
> file), it should always go to home page(Page A) and not to any intermediate
> page (Page B in this case)
> I think what is happenning here is, whenever I click on the navigation link,
> the last rendered response is rendered by the portlet.
>
I agree with you here. The last url is the render response,
and it gets reloaded when you refresh. It sounds a bit strange (at least to me);
loading another page when refreshing a page ?!
Any how, I think this can be done with javascript, by modifying the
variable window.location.href . I haven't tested this.
>
> Let me know if more details are needed.
>
>
> Regards,
> Arun Wagle
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Re: Issue regarding refresh a wicket page portlet in Jetspeed
portal
Posted by Mansour Al Akeel <ma...@gmail.com>.
Arun:
See my comment.
On Wed May 27,2009 04:01 pm, Arun Wagle wrote:
> Hello ,
>
> I have an issue with refreshing the portlet in jetspeed. I will try to
> explain the issue below
>
> I have a navigation in Jetspeed which point to a psml file. This psml file
> will bring up a wicket portlet.
>
> In the wicket portlet, I am having multiple pages.
> So when we click on the navigation link(psml url), I get to the home page of
> the wicket portlet.
> I do some action on the home page(Page A) and then use setResponsePage
> method of the Component class to redirect to a different page(Page B)
>
> Now when I click on the navigation page again, instead of going to the home
> page(Page A) it goes to the Page B directly.
>
> I want that whenever I click on the navigation link (which points to a psml
> file), it should always go to home page(Page A) and not to any intermediate
> page (Page B in this case)
> I think what is happenning here is, whenever I click on the navigation link,
> the last rendered response is rendered by the portlet.
>
I agree with you here. The last url is the render response,
and it gets reloaded when you refresh. It sounds a bit strange (at least to me);
loading another page when refreshing a page ?!
Any how, I think this can be done with javascript, by modifying the
variable window.location.href . I haven't tested this.
>
> Let me know if more details are needed.
>
>
> Regards,
> Arun Wagle
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