Examples of org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.GenericMVCContext

org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.GenericMVCContext

Context that holds all the data you want to transfer to your view. You populate this during your action handling.

This context also supports chaining of additional contexts. The initial context created by this object always has priority over an addtional chained objects. In short matching keys within the initial context will "hide" matching keys within the addtional context(s).

@author tkuebler @author Scott Weaver @version $Id: GenericMVCContext.java,v 1.3 2003/02/05 00:32:13 tkuebler Exp $ @stereotype thing


            // if context is null, create a new one
            if (context == null)
              {
                logger.debug("Action: building action context");
                context = new GenericMVCContext();
                rundata.getTemplateInfo().setTemplateContext("VelocityActionContext", context);
              }


            try
              {


            // if context is null, create a new one
            if (context == null)
              {
                Log.debug("Action: building action context");
                context = new GenericMVCContext();
                rundata.getTemplateInfo().setTemplateContext("VelocityActionContext", context);
              }


            try
              {


            // if context is null, create a new one
            if (context == null)
              {
                logger.debug("Action: building action context");
                context = new GenericMVCContext();
                rundata.getTemplateInfo().setTemplateContext("VelocityActionContext", context);
              }


            try
              {

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