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This sample illustrates how to integrate portlets that display content from IBM Web Content Manager which I will refer to as WCM and portlets that are developed using Web Experience Factory which I will refer to as WEF. It shows how a custom portlet can use public render parameters from the ... |
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Overview
The Java Portlet Specification 2.0 added the concept of Portlet Filters, to allow for code to be called on portlet initialization, destruction and action, event and render phases, so that developers could intercept portlet requests and insert additional functionality to ... |
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Sample description
This sample shows you how to use IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory to implement inter-portlet communication using the property broker. More specifically, the sample shows how to chain portlets together. This means that a value is passed from the source to a target. ... |
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The attached article describes how you may leverage a new IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory profile selection handler in version 6.1 to customize portlets based on WebSphere® Portal Personalization Rules. |
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Implementing the profile selection handler WP Composite Application Role Selection Handler on IBM® WebSphere® Portal.
Sample Description
The sample model shows how you can use profiles and the WP Composite Application Role Selection Handler to assign different variables or ... |
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Background information
This sample model shows how one can verify profile based inputs entered at runtime. Sample description
This sample provides a simple example of how to do custom logic on profiled inputs entered at runtime. This is useful when one needs to verify ... |
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This article and the attached sample is for the JSR-168 API only. The code uses a RenderResponse and can only be called during a render phase. A render phase can be while a page is rendering or on the initial rendering of the portlet. The code will not work as an explicit call in an action or ... |
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Sample description
This article with the accompanying sample shows you how to use IBM ® WebSphere ® Portlet Factory to implement inter-portlet communication including Click-to-Action, Property Broker, Portlet Factory events, and shared variables. Read the full article ... |
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Background information
There may be times when you want to control your portlet's window state. You can use the portlet APIs to automatically minimize or maximize. Sample description
Here are some of the techniques illustrated in this sample: This sample demonstates ... |