JSF navigation triggered from the GenericFacesPortlet

RE: JSF navigation triggered from the GenericFacesPortlet

2012-05-09T16:18:40Z

FYI, WSRP is now supported in Liferay Portal. See: FACES-1181 for more info.

RE: JSF navigation triggered from the GenericFacesPortlet

2012-02-02T08:29:38Z

To answer my own question in the hope that maybe it will help someone in the future - it is enough to provide in your actionURL a parameter with the name _facesViewId and a value relative to your application context path

- java code approach :

FacesContext fctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
RenderResponse rresponse = (RenderResponse) fctx.getExternalContext().getResponse();
PortletURL actionURL = rresponse.createActionURL();
actionURL.setParameter("_facesViewId", "/xhtml/somePage.xhtml");
String url = actionURL.toString();

- or using the portlet tags :

<portlet:actionURL var="myLink">
<portlet:param name='_facesViewId' value='/xhtml/somePage.xhtml'/>
</portlet:actionURL>

<a href="#{myLink}">My Link</a>

JSF navigation triggered from the GenericFacesPortlet

2012-02-01T14:16:58Z

Hi,

Is there a way to trigger the JSF navigation from the GenericFacesPortlet ? Or is there a way to change the current portlet displayed page like index.xhtml to somethingElse.xhtml from the GenericFacesPortlet ?

In an older IBM JSF 1.2 bridge i noticed that you could use:
request.getPortletSession().setAttribute("com.ibm.faces.portlet.page.view", "/MyPage.jsp");
in the doView method.

I wonder if there is a such option for the portletfaces bridge.

I have a JSF2 portlet running in a Liferay portal via an IBM WAS7 WSRP. The navigation for my portlet should be done trough a portal menu which is dynamically build based on some XML code passed inside my .xhtml pages where I can provide any kind of portlet specific URL like action/render etc. The problem is that once inside in the doView() , processAction() methods triggered by the links I provide I can't find a way to navigate to the xhtml page I want. I tried to use a PortletRequestDispatcher and include the request, response but it takes me out of the portlet context in to trying to run the portlet as a servlet.

Any ideas would be helpful.

Thanks.

Mihai