Use xmlaccess.sh to consume portlets from a Producer portal
We can use xmlaccess.sh (xmlaccess) to consume portlets from a Producer portal.
To consume a portlet using xmlaccess.sh, specify the handle of the remote portlet and the Producer portal that provides the remote portlet. Specify this information using the attributes remotehandle and wsrp-producerref with the servlet subtag. Both values are required to use the remote portlet. The remotehandle attribute is defined by the owner of the Producer portal. The owner of the Producer portal provides the handle to you by appropriate means, such as email.
Producers with an IBM WebSphere Portal Producer can obtain this information by exporting all provided portlets on their Producer portal by using xmlaccess.sh.
subtag Attribute for the subtag Description servlet remotehandle As provided by the Producer servlet wsrpproducerref ID of the Producer After successful integration, the remote portlets are available in the portal administration. They are handled in the same manner as local portlets.
- We can consume a portlet only if we work online and can access the Producer's WSDL document.
- To obtain a list and descriptions of the portlets that a specific Producer provides, the WSRP implementation of the portal uses the discovery mechanism defined in the WSRP standard.
- An integrated portlet is always treated as a standard API-compliant portlet.
To delete integrated remote portlets, use the Manage Web Modules portlet.
- Create a Producer definition and consuming a portlet by one single XML script
We can use a single XML script to create a Producer definition and then consume portlets from that same Producer.
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