About Service Portlet rules
Service Portlet form
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Complete this tab to configure portlet options specific to JSR-286.
A JSR-268 portlet can be configured to process events as a Subscriber, publish events to the portlet container, or do both.
Note: JSR-286 portlet options in PRPC build on the options defined for JSR-168.
Field |
Description |
| Public Render Parameters | |
| Add as Qualified Name |
Select this check box to edit the Namespace field. If the box is not checked, a PRPC generated namespace URI is used. |
| Namespace |
If the Add as Qualified Name option is checked, enter an XML namespace to uniquely identify the public render parameter name. |
| Local Part |
Enter the local part of the public render parameter name (which is used in conjunction with the Namespace to form the qualified name). |
| Identifier |
Enter a value that will be used to retrieve the public render parameter from the portlet requested and set an updated value on the portlet response. |
| Portlet Event Definitions | |
| Add as Qualified Name |
Select this check box to edit the Namespace field. If the box is not checked, the PRPC generated namespace URI is used. |
| NameSpace |
If the Add as Qualified Name option is checked, enter an XML namespace to uniquely identify the public render parameter name. |
| Local Part |
Enter the local part of the public render parameter name (which is used in conjunction with the Namespace to form the qualified name). |
| Qualified ClassName |
Optional. Enter a fully qualified Java class name for the event. The java class must implement java.io.serializable. |
| Subscriber |
Select this check box to process events published by other portlets in the portlet container. |
| Publisher |
Select this check box to publish the event so that it may be processed by other portlets in the portlet container. |