1. Benefit of ProcessAction coderanch.com |
2. processAction method doubt coderanch.comHi all , I am new to portlets . I am using Jboss portal. What I want to know is... 1. Whenever any action occur we can use action url . we have to override processAction method where actual action or business logic would be.. I have to display contents of an object which I have in my processAction. So my ... |
3. retrieving the namespace in processAction coderanch.comI have searched the Internet for an answer to this question but no clear answers can be found . . . The RenderResponse object can retrieve the namespace with getNamespace(). Why can't ActionResponse do the same? What do I do when I need the namespace in processAction()? I see that there is a default namespace which can be specified in portlet.xml. ... |
4. processAction not called coderanch.comHi All, I am using the book 'Building Portals with the Java Portlet API'. I am running chapter 2's AdvancedPortlet. The processAction is not called. Is the any reason why it is not called? I am running the code as is provided by the book. In edit mode, input is accepted, which will change the title and content of the view ... |
5. portlets processaction method coderanch.comin my registration page. i have a cancel button. when i click that one i have to go to home page(this page is different page). i wrote the code response.sendRedirect("/web/jsp/home"); this line is in processaction method of class file when i tested it firsttime it went to home page. but after giving somevalues in textfields and doing validation checking. suddenly i ... |
6. Call ProcessAction on portlet with JSFPortlet Application coderanch.com |
7. About ProcessAction coderanch.comI m new to this portlets development. I have some doubts in ProcessAction method. In the following code my doView() method is called but not ProcessAction method when ProcessAction method gets called ? /** * Portlet implementation class NewPortlet */ public class NewPortlet extends GenericPortlet { public void init() { viewJSP = getInitParameter("view-jsp"); } public void processAction( ActionRequest actionRequest, ActionResponse actionResponse) ... |