Hi Klaus,
> > How to handle a part of the screen using jetspeed? without using frames.
>
> Did you get any answer to this question?
>
Nope ;-(
After going thru jetspeed i find the portlet implementation relying heavily
on turbine. It seems to be tightly integrated. At least i could not find any
information on how to use the api along with some other servlet based
framework. I have yet to go thru the new portlet api. It might have a
solution for me.
> My former question to the mailing list was how to produce content for a
> popup window via a portlet. I got no replies.
>
I am not really an expert in jetspeed. Still here is my 1 cent.
I think what u want to do is a very simplified version of a portal view. The
popup window in itself is like any other http client with full client area
available to jetspeed to use. Still good amount of hacking could be
required.
> I guess the only solutions would be hacks relying on the portlet container
> implementation. I see no way using the portlet API for a portlet to serve
a
> "complete" MIME type like an image/jpeg (as e. g. there is no
> PortletResponse.setContentType() method, and the portlet life cycle does
not
> allow for such an "isolated invocation").
Right.
>
> Any ideas?
>
I think u could be better of implementing your own solution for a popup
window to serve a single MIME type. Whatever i have said earlier could be
too heavy for that.
Kind regards,
Ajit.
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