sbelt wrote:
>
> public class HTMLFQPortlet extends FileWatchPortlet {
>
> I have...
>
> String makeFQHrefs =
> (String)this.getPortletConfig().getInitParameter("makeFQHrefs");
>
This should work (I assume getInitParameter instead of getInitParameters is a typo)
> I logged this value to turbine.log and find the value is null.
>
> In portletRegistry.psml I have...
>
> <entry type="abstract" name="htmlFile">
>
> <classname>org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.HTMLFQPortlet</classname>
> <parameter name="makeFQHrefs" value="true"/>
> <parameter name="makeFQActions" value="false"/>
> </entry>
>
> BTW - what is the significance of the type-attribute. Should I be using
> instance instead of abstract?
>
Type "abstract" means that this portlet defintion may not be instanciated
without further parameters. In your application, I assume this is the correct
setting since your portlet would fail without an <url> parameter.
To use your portlet you need to define another entry in the registry, like
<entry type="ref" base="htmlFile" name="Home">
<url>/content/index.html</url>
</entry>
and in PSML you should use
<entry ref="Home">
...
</entry>
If you still can't find your initParameters try defining them in the "ref" entry
in the registry instead of the "abstract", it may be a bug introduced by the
"abstract" feature...
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