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AW: Does anyone know how to send data from one portlet to another
?
...I used to store shared attributes in teh PortletContext like this:
set it in portlet 1: this.getPortletContext().setAttribute("myattribute",
strTheAttribute);
retrieve it in portlet 2: String theAttribute =
this.getPortletContext().getAttribute("myattribute");
deploy the portlets a portlet-application.... should work....
Greetings
Oliver
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Betreff: Does anyone know how to send data from one portlet to another?
This is what I want to do: have a list on a portlet, when the user clicks on
an item (maybe an URL) I want to display the resultant output in another
portlet. Any ideas???
Alex Irazabal
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RE: Does anyone know how to send data from one portlet to another?
Posted by alex <ai...@cytechgroup.com>.
Easy enough...Thanks
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From: Oliver Pfau [mailto:Oliver.Pfau@in-gmbh.de]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 11:16 AM
To: 'Jetspeed Users List'
Subject: AW: Does anyone know how to send data from one portlet to another?
...I used to store shared attributes in teh PortletContext like this:
set it in portlet 1: this.getPortletContext().setAttribute("myattribute",
strTheAttribute);
retrieve it in portlet 2: String theAttribute =
this.getPortletContext().getAttribute("myattribute");
deploy the portlets a portlet-application.... should work....
Greetings
Oliver
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: alex [mailto:airazabal@cytechgroup.com]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 18. Mai 2004 16:29
An: 'Jetspeed Users List'
Betreff: Does anyone know how to send data from one portlet to another?
This is what I want to do: have a list on a portlet, when the user clicks on
an item (maybe an URL) I want to display the resultant output in another
portlet. Any ideas???
Alex Irazabal
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