If many eyes can make any bug shallow, then fewer eyes can make
even a dumb mistake totally opaque ;)
I have the following two methods in my form action:
protected void buildNormalContext( VelocityPortlet portlet,
Context context,
RunData rundata )
{
Map filter = (Map) context.get(DOCUMENT_FILTER_PROPERTY);
...
}
public void doUpdate(RunData data, Context context)
{
Map filter = new HashMap();
String dt = params.getString("documentTitle");
filter.put( "documentTitle",
(( dt != null) ? dt : "*" ));
String oUN = params.getString("organizationalUnitName");
filter.put( "organizationalUnitName",
(( oUN != null) ? oUN : "*" ));
context.put(DOCUMENT_FILTER_PROPERTY, filter );
}
Why is the filter value null in the buildNormalContext? With Log
tracing, I see doUpdate is entered and sets up the filter Map and puts
it into the context, this is followed by JetspeedTemplatePage
calculations, user authorization and the following Velocity sequence:
- VelocityPortlet::getVelocityContent
- VelocityPortlet found action portlets.LocateDocumentAction context
org.apache.velocity.VelocityContext@18f127c
- Action detected with action + context
- VelocityAction: retrieved context: org.apache.velocity.VelocityContext@18f127c
- VelocityAction: retrieved portlet:
org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.CustomizerVelocityPortlet@6f4652
- VelocityAction: building normal
- LocateDocumentAction: buildNormalContext
- LocateDocumentAction: No Filter
That last one is my trace line indicating that the context returned a
null value. Isn't this the correct way to get form values back into
the displayed portlet?
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