don't change the fragment generation.
We introduced the render set for what you are describing here.
A render set consists of the implementations of 4 interfaces:
(all in org.jboss.portal.server.theme.render.*)
- RegionRenderer
- WindowRenderer
- DecorationRenderer
- PortletRenderer
look at the provided implementations (divRenderer, tableRenderer, and
emptyRenderer for an example).
You can set the render set as a portal property (look at default-portal.xml):
org.jboss.portal.property.renderSet
[your render set here]
you can define your render set implementation in a render set descriptor
(portal-renderSet.xml) that needs to live in the WEB-INF/layout folder of any
of your deployed webapps.
think of a render set as the containers that wrap the portlet content. the
PortletRenderer can be used to wrap the markup that was generated by the
portlet itself, the DecorationRenderer generates the window title and the mode
and state links, the WindowRenderer generates the markup for one portlet window
(usually including the output of PortletRenderer and DecorationRenderer), and
the RegionRenderer is used to wrap the markup of several portlet windows .
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