Examples of PortletController

org.apache.jetspeed.portal.PortletController
A PortletController is responsible for laying out and rendering the content of a PortletSet.
As such, it also provides 2 additionnal services :
- factory for the creating appropriate PortletSet;Constraints
- customization facilities for handling the addition of a new portlet within the set and moving entries around within the set
@author Rapha\u00ebl Luta @author Kevin A. Burton @version $Id: PortletController.java,v 1.55 2005/03/21 18:21:41 sgala Exp $
org.gatein.pc.controller.PortletController

The portlet controller which handles the page state management and the interactions between the action phase and the event phase. It really only does that and not more.

The event distribution is based on a fifo policy.

1/ introduce EventRequest so the portal can send events directly to a portlet
2/ make the event controller return a decision for a given event. Today it just returns a list of events to process. An event can be handled in various manners by the controller: - produce new events (what exists today) - make it a portal event which delivers the event to the portal @author Julien Viet @version $Revision: 1.1 $

Examples of org.gatein.pc.controller.PortletController

   protected void _service(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws Exception
   {
      TCKPortletControllerContext context = new TCKPortletControllerContext(req, resp, getServletContext());


      //
      PortletController controller = new PortletController();


      //
      String type = req.getParameter(URLParameterConstants.TYPE);


      //
      if (URLParameterConstants.PORTLET_TYPE.equals(type))
      {
         ControllerRequestFactory factory = new ControllerRequestFactory(context.getPageNavigationalStateSerialization());
         ControllerRequest request = factory.decode(req);


         // We must have one!!!
         PageNavigationalState tckPageNavigationalState = request.getPageNavigationalState();


         //
         ControllerResponse response = controller.process(context, request);


         //
         ControllerResponseRendererFactory rendererFactory = new ControllerResponseRendererFactory(
            false,
            false,

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Examples of org.gatein.pc.controller.PortletController

   protected void _service(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws Exception
   {
      PortletControllerContextImpl context = new PortletControllerContextImpl(req, resp, getServletContext());


      //
      PortletController controller = new PortletController();


      //
      String type = req.getParameter(URLParameterConstants.TYPE);


      //
      if (URLParameterConstants.PORTLET_TYPE.equals(type))
      {
         ControllerRequestFactory factory = new ControllerRequestFactory(context.getPageNavigationalStateSerialization());
         ControllerRequest request = factory.decode(req);


         //
         ControllerResponse response = controller.process(context, request);


         //
         ControllerResponseRendererFactory rendererFactory = new ControllerResponseRendererFactory(
            true,
            true,

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Examples of org.gatein.pc.controller.PortletController

         ControllerRequest request = factory.decode(decoder.getQueryParameters(), decoder.getBody());


         ControllerResponse controllerResponse;
         try
         {
            controllerResponse = new PortletController().process(context, request);
         }
         catch (PortletInvokerException e)
         {
            throw new ServletException(e);
         }

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Examples of org.gatein.pc.controller.PortletController

      return portletControllerContext;
   }


   private PortletInvocationResponse render(List<Cookie> cookies, String windowId) throws PortletInvokerException
   {
      return new PortletController().render(portletControllerContext, cookies, pageNavigationalState, windowId);
   }

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