Hi Wilhem,
This is indeed not the easiest thing to do, because all the URL
generation code is located in the wrapper as you have properly deducted
yourself.
The appUniqueID = fieldIDStr + APP_ID_SEPARATOR + appIDStr
the FieldID you can retrieve, and the appID is available through the
JahiaApplicationField.getObject method.
The jParams is the tricky part if you need a link to a portlet that's on
another page. You will probably have to create a new ParamBean instance
and then use the ParamBean.changePage method on it.
Regards,
Serge Huber.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I have to create some kind of shortcut links from Jahia pages to selected
pages of a portlet. I do have the original links like they are created from
the portlet, but to use them from a Jahia page I think I have to encode
them, the same way like Jahia's encodeURL-interceptor does?
Within my Jahia page, where I want to place the shortcut, I have tried to
instantiate somehow a ServletIncludeResponseWrapper
ServletIncludeResponseWrapper responseWrapper = new
ServletIncludeResponseWrapper(
response, "6921_31", "http://localhost:8080/jforum";, jParams,
true, "UTF-8");
-- (currently most params are harcoded, just try&error)
my questions are:
-- is this basically the correct way or is there some easier one?
-- how can I get rid of the hardcoded parameter values, in special I think
I would need a jParams of the target page that contains the porlet, and
also the appUniqueId of the portlet?
P.S. I would need these encoded links also to intergrate portlet content
with the Jahia search!
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kind regards
Wilhelm Berger
