Calling other pageflow action from header

hi
I want to call an action from header bt it throws global app exception and if i give .jsp path in href then the headers nad footers are not coing
plz help me out

you can use <netui:anchor> tag in your header jsp to call an action that is defined in Main Controler.jpf
Since header is not part of any portlet, any actions that you want to call from header should be defined in Controler.jpf file which is under your WebApp.
But when you do this, you might loose portal context. so you can only use this solution to implement 'logout' or similar functionality where you dont care about portal context after the call.
Another solution is to mimic the url that portal generates when we call a pageflow action. this is not a clean solution but it works and you won't loose portal context.
-Subba

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