Hi Mirko,
That is the same sort of thing I am doing (hence the question earlier
about form handling).
My approach is to have all posts, gets directed to the home page, but for
posts (or links) from each portlet
to have a hidden field giving the name of the portlet.
So in the getContent( ) method of all portlets, the runData attributes
are checked for the portlet name. If
it doesn't match 'my' name, the cached (or default) content is returned.
Only the relevant portlet will detect that the request was for it, and
return a changed content.
Does that make sense? It would be good if the runData itself tells you
which portlet the request for, but I don't think it does.
regards,
Manjuka
Mirko Buholzer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the general approach in jetspeed to show for example
> a detail page of a news item in the same Portlet area.
> In other words, on the XMLHack Portlet i click a news item and now i
> want this news item detail to be displayed in the on the same screen
> in the XMLHack Portlet area.
>
> Hope you did understand my question. (else let me know)
>
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