Hi Mark,
     To be clear, what I am trying to do is (within a JSP Portlet) present a hyperlink 
(with some attached request parameters) that refers to itself within the normal 
context.   Is there some other link type (tag) I can use to do this (link? 
navigation?) ?   
This would look like in a "regular" JSP something like:
myJSP.jsp---------
// lots of stuff here
<a href="myJSP.jsp?myparm=somevalue">click here</a>
// more stuff
------ end myJSP.jsp -----
The portletlink tag does what I want other than rendering in the Maximized view as 
described previously...
Thanks again,
                     Mike
 
 
 Mark Orciuch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>
> Hi Mark,
> Thanks for the reply. Based on your advice, I got
> quite a bit farther. I have figured out much of how to use the
> action and the template. However, I have one more question
> regarding the portletlink tag.
> This piece of code within the JSP template:
> "/>&mylink=tom">HERE
>
> Results in the following HTML:
> > href="HEREhttp://localhost:8080/portal/user/m/page/default.psml/js
> _peid/P-f2c39a9b06-10001/media-type/html?action=controls.Maximize&
> mylink=tom">HERE
>
> I don't want the "action=controls.Maximize", I simply want the
> "normal" (non-Maximized) view. What do I need to change? Is
> there a configuration settting to control this behavior?
>

I'm not sure where portletlink fits into your wizard portlet. "Normal" view
would be showing the portlet within page along with other portlets defined
on that page so I don't know why you want to use portletlink (unless the
portlet is in different pane or something).

> On a side note, I looked at "JSP1_1andJetspeedTagLib" and there
> was nothing that I saw that showed me an example of the jspeid
> attribute. I figured that out by your hint and looking at the
> taglib directly. Is there a more complete example for the
> portletlink tag somewhere?
>

No, there isn't. Using js_peid directly is not the best approach since
js_peid can change.


Best regards,

Mark Orciuch - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jakarta Jetspeed - Enterprise Portal in Java
http://jakarta.apache.org/jetspeed/


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