Thanx
I will surely try this out
Thanx for the reply
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Amit-
The url you are saying will work in a standalone JSF mode. But in a portal
environment the portal generates a URL which can look a bit intimidating...
But at the end of the day whatever your url looks like you should include the
id=234 the same way as a request parameter on the url
Than
Thanx for response
but how will i be able to call it like:
portal/portal/portalPage/jsfPage.jsf?id=234
is this the way i be calling it???
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In your jsf bean do
| Map requestParameterMap =
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRequestParameterMap();
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to get the parameters
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Sohil
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