When using Smart Refresh (new in WPF 7.0) or Partial Page Refresh in a model that is firing a Portlet Factory or Cooperative Portlet event only the source portlet UI will be refreshed as a result of the action. The event will have been received by the event handler in the target model, but there ...

Question: How do I access form inputs from a portlet page? New users often ask: How do I access form inputs from a portlet page? My code in the page works when I run it standalone, but not when run as a portlet. First of all, you really shouldn't have to hand code any Java in pages ...

To pass parameters to a portlet you must give a unique name to the portlet instance on the target page; simply giving a portlet a unique name in the UI is not enough. Parameters are not visible to JSR 168 compliant portlets if the URL does not point specifically to that portlet. The ...

Answer: With a joint effort between the SWG Scenario Analysis Lab, the Lotus Tech Sales team, and the product teams including WebSphere Process Server, WebSphere Portlet Factory and WebSphere Portal, an asset Business Process Integration Extension for IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory has been ...

This information from the IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory support database should help: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=899&uid=swg21397406 See this related article on how to set the resource permissions: ...

WPF JSR168 portlets should work with WSRP, within the limit of what WSRP and WP's support of WSRP allow. Note, WSRP is a portlet standard, so functionality that uses servlets and/or URLs to your portlet WAR outside of the Portlet API may not work, such as AJAX, Content Launch, Excel Export, and ...

I can wire my portlets if they are on the same page, but when I place the target portlet on a different page the wiring tool doesn't let me wire them together. Answer: Before creating a cross-page wire, the target page must have receiving actions defined as global for its ...

Problem description: I am able to wire my JSR-168 portlets together where my source portlet is using a Cooperative Portlets Source Builder with its type set to Property Broker Action, but the event doesn't get processed. Background and solution: The most common reason ...

For getting user attributes, WPF provides the com.bowstreet.webapp.util.UserInfo interface, via webAppAccess.getUserInfo(); From the UserInfo instance, you can get the user id, or get a list of known attributes and then for each, get the attribute value ... See the WPF javadoc for more information ...