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/**
  * Copyright 2006 IBM Corporation.
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package javax.portlet;


/**
 * The EventResponse interface represents the portlet
 * response to an event request.
 * It extends the StateAwareResponse interface.
* The portlet container creates an EventResponse object and * passes it as argument to the portlet's processEvent method. * * @see StateAwareResponse * @see PortletResponse * @since 2.0 */ public interface EventResponse extends StateAwareResponse { /** * Maintain the current render parameters of the request for * the response. *

* All previously set render parameters are cleared. *

* These parameters will be accessible in all * subsequent render calls via the * PortletRequest.getParameter call until * a new request is targeted to the portlet. *

* The given parameters do not need to be encoded * prior to calling this method. * * @param request The request the portlet has been provided * with by the portlet container for the current * processEvent call, must not be * null. */ public void setRenderParameters(EventRequest request); }





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