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BaseConcretePageElement | This interface represents a concrete page document used by Jetspeed to define a portal page. |
BaseElement | BaseElement |
BaseFragmentElement | A BaseFragmentElement is the basic element handled by the
aggregation engine to compose the final portal page. |
BaseFragmentsElement | This interface represents a generic document with fragments. |
BasePageElement | This interface represents a generic page document used by Jetspeed to layout a portal page. |
ContentFragment | ContentFragment is a read-only version of the Fragment
object for use in rendering. |
ContentPage | ContentPage is a read-only version of the Page
object for use in rendering. |
Document | Document |
DynamicPage | This interface represents a dynamic page document used by Jetspeed to define a user-customizable portal page. |
Fragment | A Fragment is the basic element handled by the aggregation
engine to compose the final portal page. |
FragmentDefinition | This interface represents a document that defines a fragment hierarchy that can be referenced by other fragments. |
FragmentProperty | This interface represents a scoped fragment property. |
FragmentReference | A FragmentReference is a fragment element that represents
a place holder for a referenced fragment in a Page. |
Link | Link |
Page | This interface represents a complete page document used by Jetspeed to define a user-customizable portal page. |
PageFragment | A PageFragment is a fragment element that represents
a place holder for a root fragment of a page rendered with a page
template. |
PageSecurity | Security |
PageTemplate | This interface represents a page template document used by Jetspeed to define portal pages. |
SecurityConstraintsDef | SecurityConstraintsDef |
This package represents an Object Model for manipulating portal "pages" describing the layout process for a specific page to the aggregation engine.
The use of these pages is optional in Jetspeed 2 since it's possible to include portlets directly within a JSp page through the portlet taglib.
However, without a supporting page, Jetspeed does not provide any built-in support for page customization.
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