Sandi,
Yes, the projects are similarly structured. The system knows the
difference between the two decorators by these lines in the
decorator.properties file:
decorates=portlet
or
decorates=layout
Portlet layouts typically have one template named decorator.vm instead
of a header.vm and footer.vm templates found with layouts. Take a look
at the portlet decorators that are defined in the jetspeed distribution.
Note that the template is often "inherited" from the parent "base"
portlets decorator directory. You can do the same or define one native
to your portlet decorator.
Deployment of these projects is identical, (drop into WEB-INF/deploy).
HTH,
Randy
Dahl, Sandra wrote:
I want to put decorations in a separate project using Jetspeed 2.2.1. I have
successfully created and deployed a layout project with this directory
structure:
css/
decorator-macros.vm
decorator.properties
footer.vm
header.vm
images/
The same theme also requires portlet decorators. Should a different project be
created for portlet and layout decorators? What is the directory structure for
the portlet decorator?
Thanks!
Sandi
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