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Now, you can choose your data source and run your application. You ll see that you get the list of data returned, as shown in Figure 4-30. You can see that the page the DataList control builds for you isn t the prettiest of displays, but fear not, you can use the same Auto Format feature as with the GridView control, and you can define the template that dictates how the data should appear by using a visual editor. To do this, select Edit Templates in the Tasks pane (see Figure 4-31).

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The DataList template is automatically configured for the data fields that you ve selected. It has a label containing the column name, and a placeholder for where the data should appear. You can change this easily to present the data in a different way. For example, if you don t want a postal code label, and just have a comma between the address line and the postal code, you can visually edit this. Figure 4-32 shows one example of how the editor can be used to make the appearance of the data more visually pleasing.

The next step is to run the Pluto deployment tool with your portlet application. This is straightforward. From your Pluto directory, run the following command, with the directory containing your WAR file where we have DIRECTORY:

After you deploy your portlet application, the next step is to modify two Pluto configuration files so Pluto will display your portlet. These configuration files are located in your TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/pluto/WEB-INF/data directory. The first configuration file is the portletentityregistry.xml file, which contains portlet and portlet application definitions. Inside this file, you will map portlet applications to an ID with the <application id="first"> element. There can be more than one <application> elements. The <definition-id> element identifies the name of the web application on Tomcat that contains the portlet, in this case first. Each application contains one or more <portlet> elements, which identify individual portlets. Put the name of the web application, a period, and then the name of the portlet as one string in the <definition-id>:

password = Console.ReadLine( ); Console.WriteLine("Thanks for registering with SpaceBook"); } bool Authenticate ( ) { Console.Write("Welcome "+name+". Please type in your password: "); string supplied = Console.ReadLine( ); if (supplied==password) { loggedIn = true; Console.WriteLine("Logged into SpaceBook"); if (mySpaceBook == null) mySpaceBook = new SpaceBook(name); return true; } Console.WriteLine("Incorrect password"); return false; } public void Add(string message) { Check( ); if (loggedIn) mySpaceBook.Add(message); } public void Add(string friend, string message) { Check( ); if (loggedIn) mySpaceBook.Add(friend, name + " said: "+message); } public void Poke(string who) { Check( ); if (loggedIn) mySpaceBook.Poke(who,name); } void Check( ) { if (!loggedIn) { if (password==null) Register( ); if (mySpaceBook == null) Authenticate( ); } } }

View this page in your browser now to see the visual improvements (see Figure 4-33).

< xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" > <portlet-entity-registry> <application id="first"> <definition-id>first</definition-id> <portlet id="firstportlet"> <definition-id>first.FirstPortlet</definition-id> </portlet> </application> </portlet-entity-registry>

// The Client class ProxyPattern : SpaceBookSystem { static void Main ( ) { MySpaceBook me = new MySpaceBook( ); me.Add("Hello world"); me.Add("Today I worked 18 hours");

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The other configuration file, pageregistry.xml, describes how the portal page looks. The important part of this file is the fragment p1 that identifies the portlet. The value of the portlet property must be a valid application ID, a period, and a valid portlet ID from that application, all concatenated together.

< xml version="1.0" > <portal> <fragment name="navigation" class="org.apache.pluto.portalImpl.aggregation.navigation.TabNavigation"> </fragment> <fragment name="first" type="page"> <navigation> <title>First Portlet</title> <description>...</description> </navigation> <fragment name="row" type="row">

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