Consuming Remote iViews / Portlets by WSRP Application Sharing 

Purpose

A content administrator on a NetWeaver consumer portal can view the portlets and iViews exposed by a remote non-SAP or NetWeaver producer portal, respectively. The content administrator on the consumer can then create local iViews that reference the remote portlets or iViews on the producer; these local iViews are called proxy-to-portlet iViews.

Typically, this mode is intended to support any NetWeaver consumer portal wanting to consume portlets residing on a non-SAP producer. It also supports NetWeaver-to-NetWeaver connections; however, using the remote delta link mode has numerous advantages over WSRP application sharing (see 'Remote Delta Link' Mode).

Process Flow

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The content administrator on the consumer does the following:

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       1.      Launches the Proxy-to-Portlet iView Wizard.

       2.      Selects the content producer and chooses the relevant remote portlets/iViews.

       3.      Creates a proxy-to-portlet iView for each remote portlets/iViews.

       4.      Tests the proxy-to-portlet iViews.

       5.      Assigns the proxy-to-portlet iView to local pages, worksets, or roles.

More Information

Creating Proxy-to-Portlet iViews 

Working with Proxy-to-Portlet iViews 

'WSRP Application Sharing' Mode