Examples of InternalPortletWindow

org.apache.pluto.internal.InternalPortletWindow
The internal portlet window represents a single window of a portlet instance as it can be shown only once on a single page. There is a one-to-one relation between portlet windows and portlet entities. Adding the same portlet e.g. twice on a page results in two different windows. @author ZHENG Zhong

Examples of org.apache.pluto.internal.InternalPortletWindow

                         HttpServletResponse response)
    throws PortletException, IOException, PortletContainerException {


      ensureInitialized();


        InternalPortletWindow internalPortletWindow =
              new InternalPortletWindowImpl(
                    PortletContextManager.getPortletContext(servletContext,
                        portletWindow.getContextPath()), portletWindow);


        debugWithName("Action request received for portlet: "

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Examples of org.apache.pluto.internal.InternalPortletWindow

                       HttpServletResponse response)
    throws PortletException, IOException, PortletContainerException {


      ensureInitialized();


        InternalPortletWindow internalPortletWindow =
            new InternalPortletWindowImpl(
                    PortletContextManager.getPortletContext(servletContext,
                        portletWindow.getContextPath()),
                    portletWindow);

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Examples of org.apache.pluto.internal.InternalPortletWindow

                        HttpServletRequest servletRequest,
                        HttpServletResponse servletResponse)
    throws PortletException, IOException, PortletContainerException {
        ensureInitialized();


        InternalPortletWindow internalPortletWindow =
            new InternalPortletWindowImpl(
                PortletContextManager.getPortletContext(servletContext,
                    portletWindow.getContextPath()), portletWindow);


        debugWithName("Admin request received for portlet: "

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