Examples of IPortletPreferencesStore

org.jasig.portal.IPortletPreferencesStore
The IPortletPreferenceStore allows a portlet to atomicly persist preferences at two different levels. Definition level preferences are common to all instances of a channel. Entity level preferences are specific for on a per user per instance basis. @author Eric Dalquist edalquist@unicon.net @version $Revision: 19776 $

Examples of org.jasig.portal.IPortletPreferencesStore

        this.preferences = preferences;
    }
    
    public void loadPreferences() throws IOException {
        try {
            IPortletPreferencesStore portletPrefsStore = PortletPreferencesStoreFactory.getPortletPreferencesStoreImpl();
            PreferenceSet publishPreferences = portletPrefsStore.getDefinitionPreferences(channelDefinition.getId());
            
            ((PreferenceSetImpl)preferences).addAll(publishPreferences);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.error("Could not load portlet definition preferences", e);

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.IPortletPreferencesStore

        this.portletDefinition = portletDefinition;
    }


    public void store() throws IOException {
        try {
            IPortletPreferencesStore portletPrefsStore = PortletPreferencesStoreFactory.getPortletPreferencesStoreImpl();
            int userId = person.getID();
            int layoutId = Integer.parseInt(layout.getId());
            String channelDescId = channelDescription.getId();
            portletPrefsStore.setEntityPreferences(userId, layoutId, channelDescId, preferences);
            
            // Save preferences as original preferences      
            originalPreferences = new PreferenceSetImpl();   
            ((PreferenceSetImpl)originalPreferences).addAll(preferences);

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.IPortletPreferencesStore

        this.preferences = preferences;
    }
    
    public void loadPreferences() throws IOException {
        try {
            IPortletPreferencesStore portletPrefsStore = PortletPreferencesStoreFactory.getPortletPreferencesStoreImpl();
            int userId = person.getID();
            int layoutId = Integer.parseInt(layout.getId());
            String channelDescId = channelDescription.getId();
            
            preferences = portletPrefsStore.getEntityPreferences(userId, layoutId, channelDescId);
            
            // Save preferences as original preferences      
            originalPreferences = new PreferenceSetImpl();   
            ((PreferenceSetImpl)originalPreferences).addAll(preferences);            
        } catch (Exception e) {

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.IPortletPreferencesStore

    }
    
    
    public void removePreferences() throws Exception {
        try {
            IPortletPreferencesStore portletPrefsStore = PortletPreferencesStoreFactory.getPortletPreferencesStoreImpl();
            int userId = person.getID();
            int layoutId = Integer.parseInt(layout.getId());
            String channelDescId = channelDescription.getId();
            
            portletPrefsStore.deletePortletPreferencesByInstance(userId, layoutId, channelDescId);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.error("Could not delete portlet entity preferences", e);
            
            if (e instanceof IOException)
                throw (IOException)e;

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Examples of org.jasig.portal.IPortletPreferencesStore

        this.portletClassLoader = classLoader;
    }    


    public void store() throws IOException {
        try {
            IPortletPreferencesStore portletPrefsStore = PortletPreferencesStoreFactory.getPortletPreferencesStoreImpl();
            portletPrefsStore.setDefinitionPreferences(channelDefinition.getId(), preferences);
        } catch (Exception e){
            log.error("Could not store portlet definition preferences.", e);


            if (e instanceof IOException)
                throw (IOException)e;

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