Hi,
I was able to build a path to the fragment of type portlet with the
following code:
public String getPath(PortletContext context, PortletRequest request) {
try {
String path = ((RequestContext)
request.getAttribute(RequestContext.REQUEST_PORTALENV)).getPath();
ContentFragment contentFragment = (ContentFragment)
request.getAttribute(PortalReservedParameters.FRAGMENT_ATTRIBUTE);
return path + contentFragment.getId();
...
Unfortunately this code only works when the request is a
RenderRequest, it seems that in ActionRequests the ContentFragment can
not be retrieved. Is there any way to get the ContentFragment from an
ActionRequest?
Another problem is that I can't navigate the hierarchy from a fragment
to the parent page. There's no method in ContentFragment that allows
me to get the parent fragment and thus build a path that includes the
decorator fragments. Is there any way to build that path that I'm
missing.
One more question, am I trying to use the portal for a use case that
is not recommendable?. I mean that I see the portal as an integration
application, among lots of other things it provides a site hierarchy
to navigate contents. I'm trying to integrate my contents with that
hierarchy, is it a wrong practice?.
br,
edgar
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