Portal, Express Beta Version 6.1
Operating systems: i5/OS, Linux,Windows |
The federated content component tag is used to reference a federated content component.
<FederatedLibCmpnt name=" " scope=" " attributename=" " format=" " htmlencode=" " awareness=" " start=" " end=" " /> | |
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<FederatedLibCmpnt | Opens a component tag. |
name=" " | Enter the name and library of the component being referenced. For example, name="library/item". To use the library specified in the URL of the current page, use name="./item". Note: If a content item with the same name is used in more than one site, you can also specify name="library/site/sitearea/item" to select the appropriate content item. |
scope=" " | The scope specifies what will be returned from the selected
federated content:
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attributename=" " | If scope="attribute" use this parameter to specify the attribute to display. |
format=" " |
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htmlencode=" " | If htmlencode="true" the reserved HTML characters in
the source will be converted into character entities. For example, '<'
will be converted to '<'. This is useful if you would like to prevent
users adding malicious code, or if you want to prevent users changing the
look and feel of their text using HTML. If not specified, the default
setting specified in the WCMConfigService.properties file
located in the was_profile_root/PortalServer/wcm/config/ directory
is used. By default, this is set to "true":cmpnt.htmlEncodeDefault=true |
awareness=" " | If awareness="true" then user names are displayed using
the people awareness features. These features displays user names as hyperlinks
that allow users to contact people with whom they might want to work. Wherever
person links appear, users can click the link to display a menu of actions
for collaborating (contacting and working) with the person named by the link.
If you, as administrator, have also configured an IBM® Lotus® Sametime® server
to work with WebSphere Portal Express, person links
indicate whether a person is active, away, offline, or in a Do Not Disturb
state.
People awareness will only work in content rendered using either a local or remote rendering portlet. If not specified, then awareness="false" and people awareness is not used. |
start=" "
end=" " | The start and end attributes are used to wrap the data returned by a tag within other tags, such as HTML. These attributes are not mandatory. |
/> | This closes the tag. |
Displaying the attributes of federated content:
To display the "title" of federated content, the following tag could be used:<FederatedLibCmpnt name="component_name" scope="Attribute" attributeName="title" />To display the "last modified" date of federated content the following tag could be used:
<FederatedLibCmpnt name="component_name" scope="Attribute" attributeName="lastModified" format="dd/MM/yyyy" />
Displaying the content of federated content:
Only federated content of the type "text/*" can be rendered as content. To display the content of federated content, the following tag could be used:<FederatedLibCmpnt name="component_name" scope="content" />
Displaying the URL of federated content:
To display the URL of federated content, the following tag could be used:<FederatedLibCmpnt name="component_name" scope="contenturl" />
Displaying the URL of federated content as a link:
To display the URL of federated content as a link in a Web page, the following tags could be used:<a href=" <FederatedLibCmpnt name="component_name" scope="contenturl" /> "> <FederatedLibCmpnt name="component_name" scope="Attribute" attributeName="title" /> </a>
Displaying an image stored as federated content:
To display an image stored as federated content, the following tags could be used:<img src="<FederatedLibCmpnt name="component_name" scope="contenturl"/>" >Parent topic: Referencing elements Parent topic: Working with federated content Related concepts