This project has retired. For details please refer to its Attic page. Jetspeed - Portlet Configuration How To Essentials Overview Features License Installation FAQ Sample Sites Resources Todo Changes Download Binaries Source Code Supporting Projects Community Portlets Documentation Configuration Guide Javadocs Development Jetspeed Tutorial Jetspeed Plugin Portlet Catalog Components JSR-168 Portlets Registry Security View Processors Syndication WAP Customization Cache PSML Forwards Database Container Authentication Jetspeed Cluster (JMS) Translated Japanese (Web) Get Involved Contributors CVS Repository View CVS CVS Branches Coding Spec Bug Database Project Documentation About Jetspeed 1 Enterprise Portal Project Info Project Reports Development Process HTML Class Name : org.apache.jetspeed.portal.portlets.FileServerPortlet Description Present HTML in a portlet. Why use a HTML portlet instead of a WebPagePortlet? HTML is a static Not a complete HTML document, i.e. <HEAD> is not in file HTML file does not have to be visible to the Web Server Specific task can not be achieved with WebPagePortlet Desired portlet is just an image, like JPEG or SVG Supported Media Types Description of Media Types. html Element: parameter Parameter that control the how the web page is converted into a portlet. This element is optional. Parameters common to many portlets. Element: url Name of HTML file. This must include the path relative to <jetspeed_home> This element is required. Example of usePortlet Entry <portlet-entry name="Logo" hidden="false" type="ref" parent="HTML" application="false"> <meta-info> <title>Logo</title> <description>Example of HTML portlet</description> </meta-info> <url>/Logo.html</url> </portlet-entry> <jetspeed_home>/Logo.html <!-- Portlet contains the Jetspeed logo. This could be a link to SVG graphic trending the corporate stock over the last 30 days. --> <a href="http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-1"> <img src="images/jetspeed-logo.gif" alt="Jetspeed Logo"> </a> � 2000-2006, Apache Software Foundation