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min/max portlets
Hi!
Can someone explain how maximization/minimization of
portlets work(like class or tags invoked)? How could I
detect that the portlet is maximized/minimized? Is
there a means by which trying to maximize a portlet,
additional information will be displayed? and bringing
it back to its original size would hide those data? I
would presume this could be done in rendering the
templates. Or is it?
Thanks!
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Re: opening a file inside portlet
Posted by Paul Spencer <pa...@apache.org>.
This sounds more like a web proxy portlet, which does exist.
As an alternative, the WebPagePortlet can be configured to open links in
a new window. To use this functionality:
1) Download current nightly build at
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-jetspeed/nightly/
2) Add the parameter "open_in_popup" with a value of "yes" the the
appropriate portlet entries.
Paul Spencer
Eduardo Huedo Cuesta wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have the same problem, but with any hyperlink.
> Is there any way of embedding an existing web page whose hyperlinks were
> open in the same portlet?
> I guess that a solution could be changing the WebPagePortlet section where
> it transforms the URIs, but I don't know what to put instead of.
>
> Thanks!
>
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> Subject: opening a file inside portlet
>
>
>
>>hello!
>>
>>I have a portlet that has a hyperlink to a pdf file.
>>When I click on the link it opens a new browser to
>>display the file. Is it possible that instead of
>>opening a file... it will invoke a portlet that would
>>eventually call on the pdf file and display it?How?
>>
>>Thanks in adv.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: creating default.psml
Posted by David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>.
Hi Java,
I recently checked in some new functionality for the default.psml creation
and a role-based fallback algorithm for finding profiles (PSML).
By not setting 'services.Profiler.newuser.template', no psml is created when
a new user is created, and the user's roles are searched to find the
rquested PSML.
You can read a summary at the bottom of this page (all mods from
2002/02/10):
http://jakarta.apache.org/jetspeed/site/changes.html
Here are the new settings in the JR.p:
# use Role-based PSML fallback
services.Profiler.rolefallback=true
+
+# When a new user is created, this account's psml is cloned to the new
account psml
+# Setting this account to nothing configures role-based psml as the
default method for new users
+services.Profiler.newuser.template=turbine
+
+# Media types template to create for user. (comma separated)
+services.Profiler.newuser.media_types=html,wml
+
+# Role(s) to assign to new user. Multiple Role must be comma separated.
+services.JetspeedSecurity.newuser.roles=user,tester,researcher
David
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From: "Java Mails" <av...@yahoo.com>
To: "Jetspeed Developers List" <je...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 11:35 PM
Subject: creating default.psml
> Does anyone know the process of creating the
> default.psml file each time a user is created? Like,
> the classes or templates involved? Or better yet, how
> can i add another psml file in the
> psml/user/username/html/ directory when username is
> created? I have to add test.psml(which is the same for
> all user) to this dir alongside the default.psml coz I
> would want to change from default.psml to test.psml
> somewhere in my program.
>
> Hope I can explain this better.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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creating default.psml
Posted by Java Mails <av...@yahoo.com>.
Does anyone know the process of creating the
default.psml file each time a user is created? Like,
the classes or templates involved? Or better yet, how
can i add another psml file in the
psml/user/username/html/ directory when username is
created? I have to add test.psml(which is the same for
all user) to this dir alongside the default.psml coz I
would want to change from default.psml to test.psml
somewhere in my program.
Hope I can explain this better.
Thanks
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Re: opening a file inside portlet
Posted by Eduardo Huedo Cuesta <eh...@sysnet.es>.
Hi!
I have the same problem, but with any hyperlink.
Is there any way of embedding an existing web page whose hyperlinks were
open in the same portlet?
I guess that a solution could be changing the WebPagePortlet section where
it transforms the URIs, but I don't know what to put instead of.
Thanks!
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From: "Java Mails" <av...@yahoo.com>
To: "Jetspeed Developers List" <je...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 2:03 AM
Subject: opening a file inside portlet
> hello!
>
> I have a portlet that has a hyperlink to a pdf file.
> When I click on the link it opens a new browser to
> display the file. Is it possible that instead of
> opening a file... it will invoke a portlet that would
> eventually call on the pdf file and display it?How?
>
> Thanks in adv.
>
>
>
>
>
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RE: opening a file inside portlet
Posted by Ozgur Balsoy <ba...@grids.ucs.indiana.edu>.
I think you can have a portlet whose content is just the object tag
which uses Adobe Acrobat Reader plugin as an ActiveX control. This
prevents your readers to use Netscape Navigator, though.
This is the syntax:
<OBJECT CLASSID="clsid:CA8A9780-280D-11CF-A24D-444553540000"
WIDTH=450 HEIGHT=450>
<PARAM NAME="SRC" VALUE="http_ftp_file_etc://somepath/to/pdffile.pdf">
</OBJECT>
I have Acrobat Reader 5.0. I don't know if the class ID is different for
different versions.
Ozgur
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Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 8:03 PM
To: Jetspeed Developers List
Subject: opening a file inside portlet
hello!
I have a portlet that has a hyperlink to a pdf file.
When I click on the link it opens a new browser to
display the file. Is it possible that instead of
opening a file... it will invoke a portlet that would
eventually call on the pdf file and display it?How?
Thanks in adv.
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opening a file inside portlet
Posted by Java Mails <av...@yahoo.com>.
hello!
I have a portlet that has a hyperlink to a pdf file.
When I click on the link it opens a new browser to
display the file. Is it possible that instead of
opening a file... it will invoke a portlet that would
eventually call on the pdf file and display it?How?
Thanks in adv.
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Re: min/max portlets
Posted by Java Mails <av...@yahoo.com>.
Thanks David for the quick reply...
So..
If I have a portlet that displays data, and I would
want it to display the same data but now with an
applet when maximized, all I have to do is to check
the
rundata.getAction()=controls.Maximize;
before rendering the applet?
Or is there other way of doing it?
--- "David G. Powers" <je...@pssp.com> wrote:
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> On Monday 04 February 2002 05:16 pm, Java Mails
> wrote:
> > Can someone explain how maximization/minimization
> of
> > portlets work(like class or tags invoked)? How
> could I
> > detect that the portlet is maximized/minimized? Is
> > there a means by which trying to maximize a
> portlet,
> > additional information will be displayed? and
> bringing
> > it back to its original size would hide those
> data? I
> > would presume this could be done in rendering the
> > templates. Or is it?
>
>
> Within your portlet inspect the return value of
> rundata.getAction();.
>
> If the porlet is "Maximized" this method should
> return "controls.Maximize"
> Upon restoration you will find "controls.Restore"
>
> Perhaps the easiest way to see how these is to
> inspect the URL for the
> little control icons in the Jetspeed demo. Actions
> are passed via the
> querystring:
>
> action=controls.Customize
> action=controls.Close
> action=controls.Maximize
> action=controls.Minimize
> action=controls.Restore
>
>
> The default action is dependent upon the portlet
> controller.
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: min/max portlets
Posted by "David G. Powers" <je...@pssp.com>.
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On Monday 04 February 2002 05:16 pm, Java Mails wrote:
> Can someone explain how maximization/minimization of
> portlets work(like class or tags invoked)? How could I
> detect that the portlet is maximized/minimized? Is
> there a means by which trying to maximize a portlet,
> additional information will be displayed? and bringing
> it back to its original size would hide those data? I
> would presume this could be done in rendering the
> templates. Or is it?
Within your portlet inspect the return value of rundata.getAction();.
If the porlet is "Maximized" this method should return "controls.Maximize"
Upon restoration you will find "controls.Restore"
Perhaps the easiest way to see how these is to inspect the URL for the
little control icons in the Jetspeed demo. Actions are passed via the
querystring:
action=controls.Customize
action=controls.Close
action=controls.Maximize
action=controls.Minimize
action=controls.Restore
The default action is dependent upon the portlet controller.
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