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Posted to jetspeed-dev@portals.apache.org by Stephane Grialet <St...@ac-toulouse.fr> on 2001/04/13 11:10:13 UTC
How to display a framed screen with jetspeed ?
Hello,
i have a portlet that displays info and a link (HREF) towards a Java generated page that should display a screen divided in two frames.
The link looks like "/jetspeed/portal/screen/toto" and my Java program is thus defined as a "Screen" object ("public class toto extends Screen"), the result being displayed via the doBuild() method.
But it doesn't work, because the <FRAMESET>...</FRAMESET> code generated by toto is automatically included in the <BODY> tag of the screen generated page, and so nothing is displayed in the screen except the footer.
What Jetspeed object different than Screen must i use ("public class toto extends ???") to display my framed screen, and how must i use it ?
thanks,
Stéphane
Running jetspeed on weblogic
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Anybody ever managed to run jetspeed on weblogic.. i'm
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Re: How to display a framed screen with jetspeed ?
Posted by Santiago Gala <sg...@hisitech.com>.
> Stephane Grialet escribió:
>
> Hello,
>
> i have a portlet that displays info and a link (HREF) towards a Java
> generated page that should display a screen divided in two frames.
> The link looks like "/jetspeed/portal/screen/toto" and my Java
> program is thus defined as a "Screen" object ("public class toto
> extends Screen"), the result being displayed via the doBuild() method.
>
> But it doesn't work, because the <FRAMESET>...</FRAMESET> code
> generated by toto is automatically included in the <BODY> tag of the
> screen generated page, and so nothing is displayed in the screen
> except the footer.
>
> What Jetspeed object different than Screen must i use ("public class
> toto extends ???") to display my framed screen, and how must i use
> it ?
>
The layout object is in charge of the global page layout. This is where
the frame partition should occur.
> thanks,
> Stéphane
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