I startet with the JSP example and added a simple edit.jsp page which only outputs some hello world text. It is also not one of those this editors that never left their alpha status - and then were sent to retire on a farm upstate. You can run Simple Edit on any operating system that supports Java. I want to add a configuration page to my JSP-Portlet. SimpleEdit is not one of those editors that haven't been updated in years.
#SIMPLEEDIT LIFERAY SOFTWARE LICENSE#
It is also OpenSource and free (licensed under terms of Apache Software License 2 ), thus you can try and use it for free.
You may get an impression of its features by looking at the panel of the left side of this text.
#SIMPLEEDIT LIFERAY HOW TO#
Or if you want to render (or show) some page depending on these fields then use Render URL, like this: Īlso it would help if you can refer some concepts regarding portletURLs and how to use them. Simple Edit is a simple text editor written in Java. A simple alternative to WorldEdit that works flawlessly on 1.13.x. SimpleEdit is a very powerful PHP-IDE in early development stage. In Liferay IDE (LDS) from the toolbar, select New > Liferay service. String, RESOURCETYPEEDITORSIMPLEEDITOR, simpleeditor. Create a service.xml file under the WEB-INF folder of the plugin project. Create a Liferay plugin project with the name service-builder-crud-portlet.
Here is a simple CRUD operation example using the service builder. If you want to use these details to do some database operations like update or insert Creating the Liferay service builder CRUD portlet. So, you can construct the URL inside the for loop like: By your comment it seems you need help in constructing URLs.
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