liferay-display_3_5_0.dtd
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This is the DTD for the Display parameters for Liferay Portal.
<!DOCTYPE display PUBLIC "-//Liferay//DTD Display 3.5.0//EN" "http://www.liferay.com/dtd/liferay-display_3_5_0.dtd">
<display> | Root element |
The display element is the root of the deployment descriptor that describes how portlets are categorized and displayed for users to choose when personalizing a page in Liferay Portal.
Element's model:
<display>'s children Name Cardinality category Any number
(category*)
<category> | Child of display |
The category element organizes a set of portlets. A portlet can exist in more than one category.
Element's model:
<category>'s children Name Cardinality portlet Any number
<category>'s attributes Name Values Default name
(portlet*)
@name | Attribute of category |
The name of a category is mapped to the portal's Language properties. If the category name is "test", then the key in the portal's resource bundle will be "category.test".
See:
http://www.liferay.com/page/guest/documentation/development/languages
Required
<portlet> | Child of category |
The portlet element represents a portlet.
<portlet>'s attributes Name Values Default id status
@id | Attribute of portlet |
The id must match the unique portlet-name specified in portlet.xml. The available values for status are: alpha, beta, new. Alpha means the portlet is still in its development phase. Beta means the portlet is in its testing phase. New means the portlet is ready for production use and was recently made available.
Required
@status | Attribute of portlet |
The id must match the unique portlet-name specified in portlet.xml. The available values for status are: alpha, beta, new. Alpha means the portlet is still in its development phase. Beta means the portlet is in its testing phase. New means the portlet is ready for production use and was recently made available.