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Hi,

Can anybody tell me where to download portlet.tld file. When i use <portlet efineObjects/> in a jsr 168 portlet, the portlet giving an error.
So, any one let me know how to get the portlet.tld and where?
 
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i am using RAD 6.0.
 
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Have you installed the WebSphere Portal Test Environment? That should put the portlet jar file on the classpath, which will include the portlet.tld file.

Which portal are you deploying to? Can you link to the Portlet API classes? Are you creating a JetSpeed or a JSR168 portlet?

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