If your portlets are deployed in the same WAR (at least in Liferay), they share the same HTTPSession. Therefore, you should be able to take one of several approaches to sharing information between your portlets:

1) Create a shared object directly in the HTTPSession map.
2) Evaluate an EL _expression_ ("#{navBean}") to get a reference to the session-scoped bean driving your portlet.
3) Use a managed property to inject one session-scoped managed bean with a reference to the other.

HTH,
/dmc

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On 11/10/06, Laurentiu Trica < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi

I am trying to transform a JSF application into 2 portlets.

One for the menu, and the second for the main content.

Can anybody help me out with this? How should I change the menu .jsf file and what should my portlet class look like?
I succeded on putting them as portlets in Liferay, but couldn't handle the navigation between them.

I crawled the web... I found no example. Maybe anyone can help me out.

Thanks in advance

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Best regards,
Laurentiu



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