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Goals

• portlet ‘shell’ markup should be (very close to) the same (http://www.andypemberton.com/portal/the-perfect-portlet-markup/)
• should not have to write java code to add a new portlet style

Features

• adds theme.windowRendererId (renderSet) classname to windows
• other classnames are based on jboss and JSR168/286 standards
• internationalized mode/state link text
• display a portlet ‘skip link’ to enhance accessibility
• configurably display portlet title (display by default)
• configurably display mode/state links (display all by default)
• configurably prevent display of entire portlet if output stream is null (false by default)
• configurably hide region if it has no windows

Installation & Usage

• checkout project and build JAR or pull jar directly from Downloads
• place JAR in JBOSS_PORTAL_HOME/server/default/deploy/jboss-portal.sar/lib/
• add additional rendersets (using same renderers) to your portal-renderSet.xml:
  <renderSet name="style1">
<set content-type="text/html">
<ajax-enabled>false</ajax-enabled>
<region-renderer>com.andypemberton.jboss.portal.theme.renderer.reusable.ReusableRegionRenderer</region-renderer>
<window-renderer>com.andypemberton.jboss.portal.theme.renderer.reusable.ReusableWindowRenderer</window-renderer>
<portlet-renderer>com.andypemberton.jboss.portal.theme.renderer.reusable.ReusablePortletRenderer</portlet-renderer>
<decoration-renderer>com.andypemberton.jboss.portal.theme.renderer.reusable.ReusableDecorationRenderer</decoration-renderer>
</set>
</renderSet>
• add styles and scripts to your theme for your new render set(s):
  div.portlet-window.style1{ border: 1px solid black; }

Configuration

Configuration