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CCStd custom portlet

mogoo

I'm having trouble trying to get a custom portlet to show up in CCStd. Titlebar shows up, it just won't populate the portlet. Same goes for the OOTB example of the devnet portlet; can't get it to work. What am I doing wrong?

*Note: the jsp works when I add it as a custom tab in CCPro.
TS 6.5, Solaris, Windows IE 6.0 browser

Added this to portal_custom.xml...
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<portlet id="custom.portlet.quicklinks.title"
label="QuickLinks"
resourceBundle="com.corp.custom.strings"
url="/iw-cc/customer/users.jsp">
<title-bar id="titlebar" type="standard"/>
</portlet>
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users.jsp consists of...
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<iframe name="quick"
id="quick"
src="/iw-cc/customer/user_pages/user.html"
width="100%"
height="620"
border=0
frameborder=0
scrolling="yes"></iframe>
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Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
maureen

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Bill Klish

All looks well to me. I have seen messages that sometimes require you to add a description atttribute for customizations. I would go ahead and throw a description= into the portal_custom.xml file. I assume you have the key custom.portlet.quicklinks.title defined in the com/corp/custom/strings.properties file.

Is this the only thing you have in portal_custom.xml? You will need some surrounding tags as well for this to work. Something to the effect of:

<iwov-portal>
<portal-page id="iw.ccstd.home.portal-page">
<portlet-group id="iw.ccstd.home.column2.portal-group" width="50%">
<portlet id="custom.portlet.quicklinks.title"
label="QuickLinks"
resourceBundle="com.corp.custom.strings"
url="/iw-cc/customer/users.jsp">
<title-bar id="titlebar" type="standard"/>
</portlet>
</portlet-group>
</portal-page>
</iwov-portal>

So it knows what column to put it in, etc.

Also, I am not sure about using a resource bundle to use as the id of an element. I have only seen resource bundle keys used for labels and descriptions but it may work, unless I am mis understanding your id for a resource bundle key. If that is not a key, remove the resource bundle= line.

Let me know how that goes before I start throwing more stuff out.

mogoo

Thanks for the suggestions bk99nd. I've tried all of them, but I still can't get it to work. I'm attaching our portal_custom.xml, which does have all the surrounding tags.

Again, my users.jsp (referenced in the attached) works just fine from a CC Pro tab. Just not from the CC Std portal that would make this not work?

I can't even get the OOTB example to devnet to work. Could it be some kind of server configuration with regards to portals???

TIA