portlet (Liferay Faces Bridge View Description Language Documentation (VDLDoc))

XML Declaration Syntax:

<anyxmlelement xmlns:portlet="http://java.sun.com/portlet_2_0"/>

Description:

The Liferay Faces Bridge facelet component tags with the portlet: tag name prefix. These tags are designed to conform as closely as possible to the Java Portlet Specification (JSR-286) section PLT.26.

Tag Library Information
Info	Value
ID (tag prefix)	`portlet`
URI	`http://java.sun.com/portlet_2_0`

Tag Summary
Tag	Description
actionURL	Creates a URL that points to the current portlet and triggers an action request with the supplied parameters. If the `var` attribute is present, the `portlet:actionURL` tag introduces an EL variable that contains a `javax.portlet.ActionURL` adequate for postbacks. Otherwise, the URL is written to the response.
namespace	Creates a namespace that will be unique for the current portlet resources. If the `var` attribute is present, the `portlet:namespace` tag introduces an EL variable that contains the portlet namespace. Otherwise, the namespace is written to the response.
param	The `portlet:param` tag provides the ability to add a request parameter name=value pair when nested inside a `portlet:actionURL`, a `portletRenderURL`, or a `portlet:resourceURL` tag.
property	The `portlet:property` tag provides the ability to add a portlet property name=value pair when nested inside a `portlet:actionURL`, a `portletRenderURL`, or a `portlet:resourceURL` tag. Using `portlet:property` is equivalent to calling the `BaseURL.addProperty()` method.
renderURL	Creates a URL that points to the current portlet and triggers a render request with the supplied parameters. If the `var` attribute is present, the `portlet:renderURL` tag introduces an EL variable that contains a `javax.portlet.PortletURL` adequate for rendering. Otherwise, the URL is written to the response.
resourceURL	Creates a URL that points to the current portlet and triggers a resource request with the supplied parameters. If the `var` attribute is present, the `portlet:resourceURL` tag introduces an EL variable that contains a `javax.portlet.ResourceURL` adequate for obtaining resources. Otherwise, the URL is written to the response.