Edit mode in JSR168 Portlet

Hi all,
I m using Portal version 10.1.4 and developing JSR168 Portlet using JDeveloper 10.1.2.1.0 (Build 1913).
There is a edit mode in my portlet and i have done entry for this mode in portlet.xml and also implemented doEdit() method.
inside doEdit() method i have also written response.setContentType("text/html");
Successfully deployed the .ear and also registered the WSDL url.
But when i click on the Personalize link of the portlet then a page comes with a message
Error: Could not get markup. The cookie or session is invalid or there is a runtime exception.
And the error in wsrp_default_island_1\application.txt is
javax.portlet.PortletModeException: Portlet mode "edit" is not allowed in current context
at oracle.webdb.wsrp.server.PortletURLImpl.setPortletMode(Unknown Source)
Could any one tell me where i m doing wrong.
help will be appreciated..
Thnx
~Neeraj Sidhaye
Try_Catch_Finally @ Y !
ExtremePortal @ Gmail Dot Com

Hi Harsha,
Actually there is a problem with setPortletMode method of PortletURL.
When i use
PortletURL portletURL=renderResponse.createActionURL();
portletURL.setPortletMode(PortletMode.EDIT); (Although it is not required , but in case if situation occurs like if i want to change the mode then it will fail)
In this case if i click on Personalize link then it is throwing an exception.
Is it bug with Oracle Portal , i don't know....
When i comment that code then every thing is working perfectly for me
and the required jsp is rendering in Edit mode of the Portlet.
Comments ans Suggestions are welcome at 24*7 :-)
Thnx
~Neeraj Sidhaye
Try_Cactch_Finally @ Y !
ExtremePortal @ Gmail Dot Com

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