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JS1-411
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New Feature
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Resolved
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Fixed
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Major
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Mark Orciuch
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There is a Delay-rendering feature added to the
GenericMVCPortlet.
There is one new demo portlet: Delay-rendered Stock Portfolio, which is
an example of delay rendering a portlet.
Delay rendering of a portlet means that you can get the content back to
the client more quickly.
Very useful if you have a portlet that takes more time than others to
generate its content.
This effectively gives us multi-threaded aggregation with a very simple
solution.
The portlet uses Javascript to get its content from the portal.
A small message is sent as the original content, and then when the
content is ready, the actual content is sent and the page is updated.
Contributed by Jun Yang.
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Description
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There is a Delay-rendering feature added to the
GenericMVCPortlet.
There is one new demo portlet: Delay-rendered Stock Portfolio, which is
an example of delay rendering a portlet.
Delay rendering of a portlet means that you can get the content back to
the client more quickly.
Very useful if you have a portlet that takes more time than others to
generate its content.
This effectively gives us multi-threaded aggregation with a very simple
solution.
The portlet uses Javascript to get its content from the portal.
A small message is sent as the original content, and then when the
content is ready, the actual content is sent and the page is updated.
Contributed by Jun Yang. |
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[ENH] Delay-rendering feature for GenericMVCPortlet
