Retrieving the *page* name

Question

Hello all,
I have the following scenario in the EP6 SP9:
"Role A" -> "Role B" -> "Page A"
"Role A" -> "Role C" -> "Page B"
where Page A run an iView and Page A and B are deltalinks of another page.
With a few code lines I can retrieve the roles the user used to call the "Page A" or "Page B", but I can't retrieve the name of the page (it is also a node why can't I retrive it?).
1) Is there a way to retrieve the page name?
2) Is there someway to retrieve another page properties?
I tried the code below, but it seems that it retrieves the information from the java class it is running and dont the page/iview.
Any help will be appreciated,
Thanks,
Alessandro Reichert.
IPortalComponentContext ctx = request.getComponentContext("pcd:portal_content/com.citrosuco.citrosuco/com.citrosuco.intranet/com.citrosuco.mes/com.citrosuco.OperatorCockpitFolder/com.citrosuco.OperatorCockpitiViews/com.citrosuco.CockpitOperatorURLiView");
IPortalComponentProfile profile = ctx.getProfile();
Enumeration e = profile.getProperties();
while (e.hasMoreElements())
     String str;
     str = e.nextElement().toString();
     response.write(str"<BR>"profile.getProperty(str)+"<BR><BR>");

Answer 1

Hi Alessandro,
Here is the exact code I use. It displays the name of each node and the type, starting from the current node and going all the way to the initial node in the selected
path:
NavigationEventsHelperService navHelperService = (NavigationEventsHelperService)PortalRuntime.getRuntimeResources().getService(NavigationEventsHelperService.KEY);
INavigationNode myNode = navHelperService.getCurrentNavNode(request);
boolean moreNodes = true;
while (moreNodes) {
     response.write(myNode.getTitle(request.getLocale()));
     try {
          response.write(myNode.getAttributeValue(IPcdAttribute.OBJECT_CLASS).toString());
     } catch (NoSuchAttributeException e) {
          e.printStackTrace();
     response.write ("<BR>");
     if (myNode.getTitle(request.getLocale()).equals("DanRole")) {
          moreNodes=false;
     else {
          myNode = navHelperService.getParentNode(myNode,request);
The only reason yours would stop before the top is:
The last node did not have a parent node. Did you check the parent?
There is a problem in the check that determines whether to stop iterating up the selected path.
Feel free to send me your code or to post it.
Daniel