$$PORTLET_ID$$ problem using external JS file

Hi mates, I have the following problem ..
I have JS functions in an external file and I'm trying to use the following adaptive tag in a JSP.
<pre>
<pt:namespace
     pt:token="$$PORTLET_ID$$" xmlns:pt='http://www.plumtree.com/xmlschemas/ptui/'/>
</pre>
I have added $$PORTLET_ID$$ to all my JS functions' names, unfortunately it cannot be replaced into the JS file during runtime.
Is there any way to do this , without using inline JavaScript?

I am not sure about v 5.* (there is no options like this for v 5.*), but in G6 you can check special option (see      Advanced Settings screen for Web Service) that allow parse external JS files on the fly (I have never tried by myself but I saw this option in G6).

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