Custom Personalization Dialog for JSP Dynpage

Question

Hi,
i have a JSP Dynpage Component with the bean. i want to allow the user to personalize the iView when they click the "Personalize" in the iView Tray. So i have implemented doEdit() in the JSP Dynpage class and setting a JSP in the doEdit(). But in the portal the iView is not bringing any custom personalization JSP when i click "Personalize" in the iVIew Tray Drop Down Menu.
doEdit() method wont work for JSP Dynpage ? is it only for Abs Portal Component ?
Thanks,
Saravanan

Answer 1

Hi Saravanan,
Hi Saravanan,
JSPDynPage is more elaborate version of the DynPag. It creates a JSP file and, optionally, a Bean class.
This means that the doProcessBeforeOutput methods are slightly different and there is an additional JSP file and an optional Bean class file. There are obviously other differences (such as the differences in the portalapp.xml file).
Just check with a sample Portalapp.xml file:
Ensure all the entries are made.
<application>
  <application-config>
    <property name="releasable" value="true"/>
  </application-config>
  <components>
    <component name="BeginEPDevelopment">
      <component-config>
        <property name="ClassName" value="com.yourcompany.BeginEPDevelopment"/>
      </component-config>
      <component-profile>
        <property name="diplayHistory" value="10">
          <property name="plainDescription" value="BlogEntries"/>
          <property name="personalization" value="dialog"/>
        </property>
        <property name="diplayStyle" value="list">
          <property name="type" value="select[list,entries]"/>
          <property name="personalization" value="dialog"/>
        </property>
      </component-profile>
    </component>
  </components>
  <services>
    <service name="BeginEPDevelopmentService">
      <service-config>
        <property name="startup" value="true"/>
        <property name="className" value="com.yourcompany.BeginEPDevelopmentService"/>
      </service-config>
      <service-profile>
        <property name="BlogComments" value="Display"/>
      </service-profile>
    </service>
  </services>
</application>
Hope it helps you.
Regards,
Ponneswari.