adding web content in portal-ext.properties

[10年前 に biswajit sarkar によって更新されました。]

How can i add web content in portal-ext.properties ?
And how can i get that that web content in java class or jsp??

thanks

[10年前 に Manali Lalaji によって更新されました。]

Hi Biswajit,

Do you mean to add webcontent types via portal-ext? Can you clarify your requirements a bit more?

[10年前 に biswajit sarkar によって更新されました。]

I try to fetch web content in my custom portlet.
I just want to know is it possible to save web content in "portal-ext.properties" and fetch that web content in my custom portlet.

[10年前 に sravan kumar によって更新されました。]

how can i re-use the webcontent portlet?

[10年前 に sushil patidar によって更新されました。]

biswajit sarkar:

I try to fetch web content in my custom portlet.
I just want to know is it possible to save web content in "portal-ext.properties" and fetch that web content in my custom portlet.

Hi,
Your question is not clear to me, can you please make it more clear that you want to save web content id OR web content in the portal-ext.properties.?

Regards

[10年前 に sushil patidar によって更新されました。]

Hi,
If you add the web content id in the portal-ext.properties than get the property value and use following tag to get the web content.

<liferay-ui:journal-article articleId="" groupId="" showTitle="" />

I hope i got your question correctly.

Regards

[10年前 に Ritesh Gajera によって更新されました。]

biswajit sarkar:

How can i add web content in portal-ext.properties ?
And how can i get that that web content in java class or jsp??

thanks

Hi biswajit,

If you are thinking to display web content in JSP page, just 2-3 steps far you are :
Step1:
portal-ext.properties :

acticle.name=YourJournalArticleName
no.actical.text=No Article Exists with this name.

Step2:
JSP File :

<%
String content = StringPool.BLANK;
try{
String articleName = PropsUtil.get("acticle.name");

JournalArticle journalArticle = JournalArticleLocalServiceUtil.getArticleByUrlTitle (themeDisplay.getScopeGroupId(), articleName);
String articleId = journalArticle.getArticleId();
JournalArticleDisplay articleDisplay = JournalContentUtil.getDisplay (themeDisplay.getScoprGroupId(), articleId,"","",themeDisplay);
content = articleDisplay.getContent();
}Catch(Exception e){
content = PropsUtil.get("no.article.text");
}
%>

<%= content %>

I hope this will help you.
Regards,
Ritesh Gajera