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You can also use the portletMode parameter to change to a different portlet mode.
s:url and s:form tags
URLs in a portlet is handled quite different than for a regular web application. There's no such thing as "extension", there's simply an action name and a namespace, and they have to be specified using the respective tag attributes. URLs using the value attribute will be encoded as a resource URL and is only suitable for additional resources such as images and style sheets.
Example:
Servlet | Portlet |
|---|---|
<s:url value="hello.action"/> | <s:url action="hello"/> |
<s:url value="style.css"/> | <s:url value="style.css"/> |
In addition, there are some additional tag attributes that are portlet specific. These are:
Name | Description |
|---|---|
portletMode | The resulting portlet mode of the url |
windowState | The resulting window state of the url |
portletUrlType | Specifies if this is a render or an action url. Typical usage is if you have a delete link that removes something from a database. To ensure this is done in the event phase, as recommended by the portlet specification (since it is a change of state), the url can use this attribute: <s:url action="deleteEntry" portletUrlType="action"/> |