Imported Directory builder inputs - Portlet Factory v6.1.2

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Imported Directory builder inputs

This topic describes the inputs for the Imported Directory builder.

Table 1. Imported Directory builder inputs
Input name Description
Name Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
Starting file or directory Enter the directory or HTML and JSP file (inside the project servable content area) to use as the starting point for importation.
Example: factory\pages\main_and_page.html
Max Pages to Import Lets you set an upper limit on the scope of the import operation. Enter a value representing the total number of pages to import.
Example: 25
Note: A smaller value limits the amount of time a generation takes.
Import Linked Pages Lets you expand the depth of an import operation. Select one of the following states.

Disabled

Only the contents of the starting directory (or file) are imported.

Enabled

As links are found and re-written. Matching pages are imported (recursively) if not already imported.

Add BASE tag Enable this input to allow the browser to resolve relative URLs within the imported directory.
You can use a BASE tag instead of converting to absolute URLs. Be careful. If your page is embedded in some other page or Web site that also defines a BASE tag, your URLs might not be correct.

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Input name	Description
Name	Name for this builder call. The WebSphere Portlet Factory Designer displays this name in the builder call list.
Starting file or directory	Enter the directory or HTML and JSP file (inside the project servable content area) to use as the starting point for importation. Example: factory\pages\main_and_page.html
Max Pages to Import	Lets you set an upper limit on the scope of the import operation. Enter a value representing the total number of pages to import. Example: 25 Note: A smaller value limits the amount of time a generation takes.
Import Linked Pages	Lets you expand the depth of an import operation. Select one of the following states. Disabled Only the contents of the starting directory (or file) are imported. Enabled As links are found and re-written. Matching pages are imported (recursively) if not already imported.
Add BASE tag	Enable this input to allow the browser to resolve relative URLs within the imported directory. You can use a BASE tag instead of converting to absolute URLs. Be careful. If your page is embedded in some other page or Web site that also defines a BASE tag, your URLs might not be correct.