How do I retrieve the list of article types from a JSF portlet

[Jean-Noel Colin, geändert vor 15 Jahren.]

Hi

I've written a jsf portlet, and I would need to retrieve the list of available article types (news, general, annoucement,...) to create a combobox. What's the right way to do that?

Thanks for your help

Jean-Noel Colin

[Christopher Olbertz, geändert vor 15 Jahren.]

Hi Jean-Noel,

my problem was similiar to yours. I solved it in the following way:

I created a bean, which contains service-methods. I will call it ArticleService. It is a managed bean with the name articleServce in the faces-config.xml.

Now, you build a method ArrayList ArticleService.getArticleList(). In this method, you can read the list from the database and return it as ArrayList. You can display the data for example in a datatable. Here is an example:

<h:dataTable id="articles" value="#{articleService.articleList}" var="row" border="1">

The variable "row" is the current article. You can access it in buttons for example with row.news.

I hope, you understand, what I mean.

Here is a link to a tutorial, which helped me very much.

http://www.laliluna.de/first-java-server-faces-tutorial.html

Christopher

[Jean-Noel Colin, geändert vor 15 Jahren.]

Hi Christopher

THanks a lot for your response; I do understand the JSF part, my question was more how to retrieve the list of article types from Liferay as well as the localized version.

Best

Jean-Noel

[Christopher Olbertz, geändert vor 15 Jahren.]

Hi Jean-Noel,

I'm sorry. I missunderstood you. I was glad, that I can help anybody this time, because I normally need a lot of help. But now, I can't help you.

I hope, you find an answer for your problem.

Christopher

[Ray Augé, geändert vor 15 Jahren.]

Try:

[tt]String[] TYPES = PropsUtil.getArray(PropsKeys.JOURNAL_ARTICLE_TYPES);[/tt]

HTH!

[Jean-Noel Colin, geändert vor 15 Jahren.]

Thanks. That's definitely going in the good direction, but I'm developing in the plugin enviromnent, and the only method available from PropsUtils is get(String)

It seems that the class you're refering to is com/liferay/portal/util/PropsUtil.java while the one available in the plugin environment is com/liferay/portal/kernel/util/PropsUtil.java

Is there a way to obtain those values from the plugin SDK env?

Thanks

Jean-Noel