Carol Jones/Raleigh/IBM wrote:
>
> Raphael,
>
> I was trying to get the WML portlets to work, and I noticed a problem in
> the WAPPorletController class. (My snapshot is a few days old, so
> ignore me if this is already fixed!)
>
AFAIK, I didn't write that class but I still may be able to help... ;)
> The problem is in the method getDefaultContent, where it is gettting
> the elements of the portlet set enumeration.
>
> Currently, it does this:
> Portlet portlet = (Portlet)en.nextElement();
>
> but that line returns the ClearPortletControl, not the actual portlet.
> I think the line should be this instead:
>
> Portlet portlet = ((PortletControl)en.nextElement()).getPortlet();
>
What do you need to access the real Portlet object ? If you just want to get
its content calling getContent() on the PortletControl will work and send
you the content of the Portlet (Portlet/PortletSet/PortletControl follow
a composite pattern, PortletController is a layout strategy for PortletSet)
In fact PortletControl delegates all Portlet API calls to its controlled
portlet, so it should really behave as you were returned the correct Portlet.
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