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1. Any one has working example of IPC without seam
wesleyhales Feb 3, 2011 7:49 AM (in response to adnanqureshi)The standard portlet 2.0 IPC works without seam. See the docs...
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2. Any one has working example of IPC without seam
adnanqureshi Feb 3, 2011 7:53 AM (in response to wesleyhales)They do page refresh I guess rite?
I am looking for something without page refresh.
I thought I could use simple javascript for this, but I don't really understand how jsf generating html elements name.
I can see it generates <namespace>+?+<formname>+id.
Thanks for your quick reply.
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3. Any one has working example of IPC without seam
prabhat.jha Feb 3, 2011 12:50 PM (in response to adnanqureshi)Currently, it's not possible to do IPC without doing a page refresh.
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4. Any one has working example of IPC without seam
adnanqureshi Feb 3, 2011 4:03 PM (in response to prabhat.jha)Managed to get it worked with limitation of only one portlet instance per page (which in my case is acceptable).
IAC(javascripting) & richfaces did the trick for me.
I think adding namespaces to the javascript method should work for multiple portlet instances on same page as well.
Thanks.
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5. Any one has working example of IPC without seam
prabhat.jha Feb 3, 2011 4:15 PM (in response to adnanqureshi)If you have only one portlet on page then why do you need an IPC? IPC is for interacting with multiple portlets on a page. What you are doing is simply a partial page update.
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6. Any one has working example of IPC without seam
adnanqureshi Feb 3, 2011 4:19 PM (in response to prabhat.jha)I have multiple different portlets on same page.
Only one portlet is supposed to publish to the rest of portlets.
with javascripting, am publishing data and invoking ajax calls on individual portlets.
So, on selecting some data from one portlet, I am refreshing the related portlets.