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How to create print friendly page in portal?

 
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Hello,
I need to have the link to the new print friendly jsp from my portlet. Maybe someone could suggest any solution? I am using Websphere Portal and jsr 168 portlets with jsf.
Thanks.
Ina
 
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Hi ,
Maybe you can open the portlet in the solo mode and in a new window. I assume that your data might already be in the session.

-Dharmesh
 
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"Ina Bum",
Please check your private messages
 
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Thanks for the help. I tried the solo mode, but as I understand it is no possibility to use it in jsr 168 portlets. Unfortunately I didn't get any you private messages Ben.
The link from the portlet jsp to separate jsp I created using servlet forward. maybe it is the dirty way to do this function, but I didn't find any other one. I was thinking about just using servlet without forward, but it didn't interpret the UTF-8 encoding correctly.
Ina
 
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