Hi,
I was trying to display a different page in my portlet depending on the window
state. If the window state is normal, I want to display view.xhtml, if the
window state is maximized, I want to display maximized.xhtml.
I am using the JSR-301 PortletBridge with RF 3.1.3 on JBP 2.6.3. So I thought
of a quick hack: I override GenericFacesPortlet's getDefaultViewId() method
and, depending on the window state, return a different id:
public String getDefaultViewId(PortletRequest request, PortletMode
mode) {
|
| if (request.getWindowState().equals(WindowState.MAXIMIZED)) {
| return this.getPortletConfig().getInitParameter(
| Bridge.DEFAULT_VIEWID + "." +
mode.toString() + "."
| +
request.getWindowState());
| }
|
| return this.getPortletConfig().getInitParameter(
| Bridge.DEFAULT_VIEWID + "." + mode.toString());
| }
It doesn't quite work, however.
If I maximize my portlet, the method is called twice. The first time, it
returns my viewId as expected. The second time, however, it returns the normal
viewId. So I end up with the default behavior, it just displays the
defaultViewId.view instead of my defaultViewId.view.maximized.
That leads me to my final question: Why doesn't it work? :)
I understand that it is called twice because a change of the window state is
only allowed in an actionRequest. But why doesn't the renderRequest know about
the window state anymore?
Regards
Phil
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