Portlet(JSR 168) deployment procedure

i have created portlet and wnat to know, how register the portlet under the producer to drag n drop into the another jspx page.
Please explain the procedure...

You need to deploy to a WLS and then register the WSRP producer to your consuming application.
You can read my paper about portlets: http://www.yonaweb.be/sites/default/files/ipc_0.pdf
It explains the basic on how to create and consume portlets in WebCenter 11.1.1.3

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    hi All,
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    I do not understand because "isMultipart" is "false".
    Tanks.
    EDIT: sorry, now work. :)
    Message was edited by:
    dartan
    null

    hi All,
    I have write portlet (JSR 168) "UpToFile.java" for upload a file with the Commons-FileUpload 1.1.1 but when deploy in the Oracle Portal the file is not upload, because the variable isMultipart is false:
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    (Utility method that determines whether the request contains multipart content.)
    view.jsp:
    <FORM ACTION="<portlet:actionURL/>" METHOD="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data" >
    upload file: <INPUT TYPE="file" NAME="file-upload" SIZE="20">
    <INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" value="upload" >
    </FORM>
    I do not understand because "isMultipart" is "false".
    Tanks.
    EDIT: sorry, now work. :)
    Message was edited by:
    dartan
    null

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    I have a running portal webapp with some portlets inside (from the tutorials).
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    Hello
    I am probably not clear.
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    Unpacking jsr168.war
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