Glenn,
Glenn Golden wrote:
> Paul (et al) -
>
> I'm looking at JetspeedLink and wondering...
>
> The routines like:
>
> public DynamicURI setPortletById(String peid);
>
> Return a DynamicURI - but might we want these to return instead a
> JetspeedLink? Once I call one of these, doesn't that stop me from tagging
> on another such call? For example, if I want to make a link to:
No, their is a addPathInfo() and addQueryData() method in Dynamic URI. I
will be adding an example of this in the jslink_example portlet
>
> A) the page, with all the user/group/roll stuff correct, and
> B) a specific portlet by id, and
> C) a specific template, and finally
> D) one more thing to place on the path to tell my portlet something...
>
> I'd want to do something like:
>
> $jslink.setPortletById($portlet.ID).setTemplate("content").addPathInfo("$pan
> el","$panel-monitor")
> ^A^ ^B^ ^C^ ^D^
>
> But once I call setPortletById I'm out of the JetspeedLink interface and in
> a DynamicURI, right?
>
Yes
> And is this how jslink is designed to be used? If not, how can I do A..D
> above?
Yes.
It became obvious that Jetspeed link should support "A..D". I am in the
process of adding a getLink() that allows you to set {[Group|Role|User]}
+ {Page} + {[PaneID|PaneName|PortletID|PortletName]} + {TemplateName} +
{ActionName} + {MediaType} + {Country} + {Language}.
{} = optional parameter
[] = pick one
getLink() should allow a URI to be generated to address any portlet
entry (PEID) or pane with an action or template. Will Jetspeed
correctly interpret the URI is a different story.
>
> Thanks.
>
> - Glenn
>
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