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Re: Jetspeed JSP forwarding problem

Hi,
        I am trying to use test1.jsp to submit the request to test2.jsp. I am using JSPPortlet to display test1.jsp and similarly test2.jsp is displayed by another JSPPortlet.
For TestOnePortlet, class-name is JSPPortlet and template is test1.jsp in portlets.xreg
For testTwoPortlet , class-name is JSPPortlet and template test2.jsp
Both test1.jsp and test2.jsp are in folder WEB-INF\templates\jsp\portlets\html
The submit event of test1.jsp should have which URL to submit to, so that test2.jsp can be shown?


Thanks,
Hemant Joshi


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Re: Jetspeed JSP forwarding problem

Posted by David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>.
On Thursday, May 1, 2003, at 08:00  AM, hmjoshi@ualr.edu wrote:

> Hi,
>         I am trying to use test1.jsp to submit the request to  
> test2.jsp. I am using JSPPortlet to display test1.jsp and similarly  
> test2.jsp is displayed by another JSPPortlet.
> For TestOnePortlet, class-name is JSPPortlet and template is test1.jsp  
> in portlets.xreg
> For testTwoPortlet , class-name is JSPPortlet and template test2.jsp
> Both test1.jsp and test2.jsp are in folder  
> WEB-INF\templates\jsp\portlets\html
> The submit event of test1.jsp should have which URL to submit to, so  
> that test2.jsp can be shown?
>
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When you say 'shown', I assume you mean maximized?

There are a few solutions. Here is a solution with the new forward  
feature in 1.4b4:

In your action event, after processing, you can forward to  
testTwoPortlet in a maximized state using forwards in your Java code
See http://jakarta.apache.org/jetspeed/site/forwards.html


if (everything went ok)
	fs.forward(rundata, "TestOne", "SUCCESS");
else
	fs.forward(rundata, "TestOne", "FAILURE");

and then define a forward definition:

   <forward name='TestTwoMaximized'>
         <portlet id='myPortlet' action='controls.Customize'/>
     </forward>

  <portlet-forward portlet='TestOne' forward='TestTwoMaximized'  
target='SUCCESS'>
     </portlet-forward>

I prefer the above solution, but a simpler solution is:

if (everything went ok)
	fs.forward(rundata, "TestTwoMaximized");
else
	fs.forward(rundata, "ErrorDisplay");

--
David Sean Taylor
Bluesunrise Software
david@bluesunrise.com
+01 707 773-4646




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