does noone have an input to this subject?

On Apr 27, 1:55 pm, Nail Ünlü <[email protected]> wrote:
> In general it's important that you know the new portlet specification
> as its vital for our decision.
> But i will neverthelesse answer your points as you made the effort to
> answer mine :-)
>
> > If all developers use your library & at one point all widgets go through
> > your library, then you can guarantee the div gets the namespace somehow
> > added to the ID.
>
> That "somehow" is what im interested in :-) I can  overwrite a
> component and implement
> my own naming, where i try to respect my own conventions. But, as im
> not in the
> portlet code but much more in my GWT-extended Class, there's no way
> how i can reach
> the portlet specific information.
>
> > I'm not familiar with the JSR (wonder how many people here are).  Can you
> > expand on the requirement?
>
> You can create URL's by tag's that can be called from any portlet that
> causes a call
> of an internal portlet function...like doing a POST on the doPost of a
> servlet. The same
> goes for RenderURL's...if i create a Render URL and call a specific
> page, all portlets on this
> page are getting their doView method called, so that they can do their
> render operations.
>
> > Please clarify the requirement here.  It's possible to do some level of
> > communication between GWT modules that are on 1 page.  Not trivial, but
> > possible (but I believe they would have to expose some kind of
> > non-conflicting interface, in terms of the function name), but these apps
> > would have to be created to begin with with the expectation of being used as
> > a JS library.  However, making a GWT-"enabled"-Portlet can just be a simple
> > <inherits> away.
>
> My concern is not a GWT-specific communicaton (which could come handy
> for sure) but more a
> JSR 286 supported way. Only this can ensure, that we can integrate
> external portlets, which are supporting
> this standard.
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