You use the JSR168 portlet tag library to achieve this.
Here is an example using the actionURL tag, some JSTL (<c:set..>) and JSP 2.0
to create a link for a portlet form:
<c:set var="editLinkURL"><portlet:actionURL><portlet:param name="action"
value="editLink"/></portlet:actionURL></c:set>
|
| ...
|
| <form action="${editLinkURL}" method="post">
| ...
| </form>
|
Hope that helps.
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