Liferay Portlet Modes

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 By Default Portlet Supports 3 types of modes

  1.VIEW
  2.EDIT
  3.HELP


In additional to it Liferay conatins

 1.About
2. Config
3. Preview
4.Print
5.Edit Defaults
6.Edit Guests

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