Wiadomosc od Edgar Poce z 2006-09-12 17:58 brzmiala:
Sorry I wasn't clear, let me try again :). I'd like the portlet to
know the path where it's deployed in the portal site hierarchy. The
above method should return the path to the fragment of type portlet
where the portlet was added. E.g. if I deploy a wysiwyg portlet at
/default.psml I'd like to get the path to the fragment of type portlet
where the portlet is shown. Something like "/default.psml/twocolumns
fragment-id1/portlet fragment-id12/".
Start with PageManager. It can retrieve a node corresponding to any page
by its path:
Page page pageManager.getPage(path);
A Page object can retrieve its root fragment with:
Fragment = page.getRootFragment();
Once you have a fragment (e.g. the root one), you can get all its
children with the following method:
protected List listFragments(Fragment rootFragment, String type, List
list)
{
List fragments = rootFragment.getFragments();
for(Iterator iterator = fragments.iterator();
iterator.hasNext();)
{
Fragment fragment = (Fragment)iterator.next();
if(fragment.getType().equals(type))
list.add(fragment);
listFragments(fragment, type, list);
}
return list;
}
The method retrieves recursively all the subfragments of a give type
(i.e. Fragment.PORTLET, Fragment.LAYOUT). I hope this example helps you.
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pozdrawiam,
Jacek Wislicki
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