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I am trying to create one portlet for rendering some binary content using exclusive window state. I created a link for the same.
This is the code which I used for generating the link
PortletURL url = renderResponse.createRenderURL();
WindowState w = new WindowState("exclusive");
url.setWindowState(w);
I am checking for the window state and if its binary, I set the content type to "application/msword" and write the content using renderResponse.getPortletOutputStream().write() method. But the content is not generated in a word file as expected, instead I got some junk characters in the browser.
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I am trying to create one portlet for rendering some binary content using exclusive window state. I created a link for the same.
This is the code which I used for generating the link
PortletURL url = renderResponse.createRenderURL();
WindowState w = new WindowState("exclusive");
url.setWindowState(w);
I am checking for the window state and if its binary, I set the content type to "application/msword" and write the content using renderResponse.getPortletOutputStream().write() method. But the content is not generated in a word file as expected, instead I got some junk characters in the browser. |
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for a complete explanation on how to use the exclusive window state. The sample provided at that URL will work with uPortal 2.5.4 and 2.6.0 when they are released. 
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sample portlet to use exclusive window state