oracle.clex.process.controller
Class PortletController

java.lang.Object
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  +--javax.servlet.GenericServlet
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        +--javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet
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              +--oracle.clex.process.controller.HttpServletController
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                    +--oracle.clex.process.controller.ForwardPortletController
                          |
                          +--oracle.clex.process.controller.PortletController

All Implemented Interfaces:

PageConstants, Parent, ProcessConstants, ProcessController, java.io.Serializable, ServiceController, javax.servlet.Servlet, javax.servlet.ServletConfig

public class PortletController

extends ForwardPortletController

PortletController class- is responsible handling the requests and responses from/to Oracle Portal. Controllers that extend this class with also work as a standalone servlet application outside of the portal environment. This class extends ForwardPortletController. Use ForwardPortletController if your version of jpdk supports jsp forward.

Notes:

 The standard web provider that comes with the JPDK (DefaultProvider) uses
 an initialization file to manage the set of portlets that it owns.
 This initialization file is called provider.xml and should not be confused
 with the XML file that defines the MVC Frameworks service.


 A service using a PortletController also works with HttpServletController.
 So, it may be a good idea to test your service entirely outside of OraclePortal
 before making it a portlet


 If your pages contain relative paths, such as for css files and images, please
 remember that when your service is deployed in a portlet the paths will be relative
 to the portal server, therefore, you must have the images and css files appropriately
 located on portal server.If you are using the value of the controller seed info when
 creating a link, and need to add parameters for the link, please remember that
 the controller value of a PortletController already have parameters in it for portal
 rendering, hence you must not add another.  For example,

 if you were using the following link with the HttpServletContoller:

    <A href="<%= infoBean.getStringInfo("controller") %>?addressid=<%=addr.getAddressId()%>
        &getaddress=1&PageId=<%= infoBean.getPageId() %>"> < %=addr.getStreetAddr()%></A>
    

  you would do this instead when using PortletController:

	 <A href="<%= infoBean.getStringInfo("controller") %>&addressid=<%=addr.getAddressId()%>
		  &getaddress=1&PageId=<%= infoBean.getPageId() %>"> <%=addr.getStreetAddr()%></A>
   
  the ? symbol is replaced with the & symbol.

See Also:

Serialized Form

Fields inherited from class oracle.clex.process.controller.HttpServletController

aSessionIdObj, CONTROLLER, CONTROLLER_USER, DEBUG, DEFAULT_UPLOAD_DIRECTORY, DEFAULT_UPLOAD_LIMIT, HTTPREQUEST, HTTPRESPONSE, HTTPSESSIONID, INFOTABLEPOOL, IS_SESSION_RESET, MULTIPART_UPLOAD_DIRECTORY, MULTIPART_UPLOAD_LIMIT, MULTIPARTREQUEST, REQUESTEDVALUES, serviceCache, ssoEnabler

Fields inherited from interface oracle.cle.process.ProcessConstants

ALLINFO, BINARYSIZE, CONNECTION_PROVIDER_DTD_NAME, CONNECTION_PROVIDER_VALIDATION_PROPERTY, CONTENTTYPE, CURRENTPAGEID, CURRENTSERVICE, ERRORMESSAGE, GENERICBINARYRESULT, GENERICTEXTRESULT, GETINFO_CHECK_ALL, GETINFO_CHECK_CONTROLLERONLY, GETINFO_CHECK_SERVICEONLY, HTML, HTMLRESULT, JSPRESULT, LOGOFF, NOMESSAGE, PAGEID, PDF, PDFRESULT, PRE_GROUP_DTD_NAME, PRE_GROUP_VALIDATION_PROPERTY, PROCESS_FEEDBACK, RESTART, RESULTTYPE, RULES_DTD_NAME, SERVICE_DESCRIPTOR, SERVICE_DTD_NAME, SERVICE_VALIDATION_PROPERTY, SERVICEINITIALSTATE, SERVICENAME, SESSIONID, SKIP, STACKTRACE, USER, USERROLE, WML, XML, XMLRESULT

Constructor Summary

PortletController()

Method Summary

void	handleJSPRedirect(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response, java.lang.String url) Handle forwarding to jsp page Override implementation in HttpServletController to use redirect

Methods inherited from class oracle.clex.process.controller.ForwardPortletController

getControllerValue

Methods inherited from class oracle.clex.process.controller.HttpServletController

buildTransitionTable, checkMultipartRequest, clearRequestedValues, cloneInfoTable, debug, doGet, doPost, getChildren, getConcreteService, getCurrentContentType, getDefaultContentType, getDefaultControllerResultType, getInfo, getInfo, getLoggedOffPageLocation, getName, getPageId, getParent, getParents, getServiceDescriptorName, getSessionId, getSetContentType, getSSOEnabler, getUploadDirectory, getUploadLimit, getValue, getValues, getWebServerLogLocation, handleAdditionalResults, handleJSPResult, handleLogoff, handleMultipartRequest, handleNewService, handleOSSOLogin, handlePostServiceException, handlePreServiceException, handleResults, handleUnhandledException, init, initSessionObjects, initSSOEnabler, isMultipartFormData, loadServiceInfo, newMultipartRequest, postServiceStart, preServiceStart, processParameters, processResults, saveState, setName, setServiceDescriptorName, terminate

Methods inherited from class javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet

doDelete, doHead, doOptions, doPut, doTrace, getLastModified, service, service, service

Methods inherited from class javax.servlet.GenericServlet

destroy, getInitParameter, getInitParameterNames, getServletConfig, getServletContext, getServletInfo, getServletName, init, log, log

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

PortletController

public PortletController()

Method Detail

handleJSPRedirect

public void handleJSPRedirect(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request,
                              javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response,
                              java.lang.String url)
                       throws java.io.IOException,
                              javax.servlet.ServletException

Handle forwarding to jsp page Override implementation in HttpServletController to use redirect

Overrides:

handleJSPRedirect in class HttpServletController