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Interface Summary |
| Client |
The Client interface represents the client device that
the user connects to the portal with. |
| DynamicData |
The DynamicData is a collection of attributes (name-value
pairs) that the portlet can use to tempoarily or persistently store
information. |
| Portlet |
The Portlet interface is used by the portlet container to
invoke the portlet. |
| PortletAction |
The PortletAction can be implemented to defined
portlet-specific actions that need to be executed for specific
URIs. |
| PortletConfig |
The PortletConfig interface provides the portlet with
its configuration. |
| PortletContext |
The PortletContext interface defines a portlet's view
of the portlet container within which each portlet is running. |
| PortletLog |
The PortletLog provides the portlet with the ability
to log information, warning, or error texts. |
| PortletMessage |
The PortletMessage can be used for inter-portlet
communication. |
| PortletPage |
The PortletPage contains information about the currently
visible page. |
| PortletRequest |
The PortletRequest encapsulates the request sent by the
client to the portlet. |
| PortletResponse |
The PortletResponse interface represents the response
sent to the client device. |
| PortletSession |
The PortletSession holds the user-specific data that
the portlet needs to personalize the one global portlet instance. |
| PortletTitle |
The PortletTitle interface has to be implemented if
a portlet wants to support client, device, and/or user dependant
titles. |
| PortletURI |
A PortletURI represents a URI to a specific portlet
function. |
| PortletWindow |
The PortletWindow represents the window that encloses
a portlet. |
| User |
The User interface is an abstract view on the
user-specific data. |