I am writing an XSL document to transform an existing XML document to XHTML, but I cannot find a way to specify a different "view" when the portlet is maximized. For example, in normal mode, I only want the portlet to show summary information. When maximized, I want to show much more detailed info (i.e. point to a different XSL document for the transformation.) Is there a simple way to do this (ideally without writing any code?) I have looked around for the answer to this, but haven't found anything. I know I could write a new XSL ViewProcessor which may also take a "maximized" init parameter - and point to a different XSL document, but I am trying to avoid writing code if this logic has already been done somewhere.
While I'm at it, I have the same question for Velocity-based portlets. Is there an easy way to specify a different view of a maximized portlet here (i.e. a "maximized" template which shows much more detailed information than the "normal" template?) BTW, I am using the binary distribution of Jetspeed 1.5. Thanks in advance, Eric Olson
