Selecting the matching mode
Select the matching mode to determine under which circumstances
a wire can be created between portlets.
The matching mode that you select determines whether or not a
wire can be created between a source portlet and a target portlet, depending
on the semantic or payload types that the portlets support. Before you create
a wire, select one of the following matching modes:
- Consider semantic types only for matching sources and targets.
- This option determines that a wire can be created if the namespaced
semantic types defined for the source and target portlets match. The payload
type of the information that is transported over the wire is not taken into
consideration. For example, this payload type can be java.lang.string or java.util.HashTable.
This is the default matching mode. This mode is the most similar one to portal
versions earlier than Version 6.1.
- Consider payload types only for matching sources and targets.
- By this option a wire can be created if the payload types of the
source and target portlets match, regardless of the namespaced semantic type
defined for the source and target portlets.
- Consider semantic or payload type for matching sources and targets.
- By this option a wire can be created if the namespaced semantic types or the
payload types of the source and target portlets match. This is the least restrictive
matching mode.
Parent topic: portlets.">Using portlet wires
Related tasks
portlets to interact with each other. For example, portlets can exchange information, or an action in one portlet can update another portlet.">Working with portlet wires
Adding a wire
Set up global actions
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