cportletadapter.cpd

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<channelDef>

  <description>
    This is an adapter that makes a Portlet look like a Channel.
  </description>

  <class>org.jasig.portal.channels.portlet.CPortletAdapter</class>

  <params>
    <step>
      <ID>1</ID>

      <name>Portlet Definition</name>

      <description>
        Enter the Portlet Definition ID.
      </description>

      <parameter modify="publish-only">
        <name>portletDefinitionId</name>
        <label>Portlet definition ID</label>
        <type base="string" input="text" display="text">
          <length>40</length>
          <maxlength>2000</maxlength>
        </type>
        <example>testsuite.TestPortlet1</example>
        <description>
          The syntax for the portlet definition ID is the name of the
          portlet application context name, followed by a period, followed by
          the name of the portlet as defined in the portlet deployment descriptor 
          (portlet.xml). For example, if the portlet is located in a file called
          \n\nMyPortletApp.war\n\n and the portlet has a name of 
          \n\nMyFirstPortlet\n\n then the portlet definition ID would be 
          \n\nMyPortletApp.MyFirstPortlet\n\n
        </description>
      </parameter>
      
    </step>

    <step>
      <ID>2</ID>

      <name>Portlet Preferences</name>

      <description>
        These are the preferences of the portlet itself.  There may
        be zero or more preferences.
      </description>
      
      <arbitrary-parameters>
        <paramName-prefix>PORTLET.</paramName-prefix>
      </arbitrary-parameters>
      
    </step>

  </params>

  <controls>
    <control type="edit" include="no" override="yes"/>
    <control type="about" include="no" override="yes"/>
    <control type="help" include="no" override="yes"/>
  </controls>

</channelDef>