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I am new to MyEclipse and I am currently trying to build Portlets using Spring Portlet MVC. The tools in MyEclipse let me build a portlet by extending GenericPortlet, which is not what you want to do if you wan’t to use Spring MVC.
Is there a plugin that i can add (or am i missing something here) that helps abstract the spring Portlet MVC, rather than create everything manually (still using Spring Porlet MVC) which is what I am doing right now.
Any feedback and pointers to solutions would be greatly appreciated.
aalazzawe,
I have escalated it to a dev team member. They will get back to you with the suggestions.
Sorry for the delay.aalazzawe,
I understand your requirement, unfortunately we do not have such tooling currently available in MyEclipse; I’m quite sure no third party tooling or plugins exist for this as well.
This is an interesting requirement though, so we’ve filed this as an enhancement request. Attaching a sample project here or mailing one to support@genuitec.com with a link to this thread would help give us a better idea of the support you need.
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aalazzawe,
I understand your requirement, unfortunately we do not have such tooling currently available in MyEclipse; I’m quite sure no third party tooling or plugins exist for this as well.
This is an interesting requirement though, so we’ve filed this as an enhancement request. Attaching a sample project here or mailing one to support@genuitec.com with a link to this thread would help give us a better idea of the support you need.
Thanks for the reply. I will simplify my project before mailing it to the support team. you could also use any of the Portlets in Action examples that use the Spring Portlet MVC.
