I think this is great stuff. However, I'm concerned about the development
time... how much time did you spend doing this customization? Did you
basically download the source code and changed/extended/copied it as
required?

Now, I think that you probably have the best solution, but I just want to
play devil's advocate: wouldn't it be faster or more convenient to have
multiple deployments, and use scripts to copy/deploy files and
configurations to the the multiple deployments? Wouldn't that, by the way,
provide you the capability of using multiple servers more easily?

Finally... did you look into any other projects, books, or any other
resources I could look into.

Thank you for an awesome post. Luis.


Aaron Evans-2 wrote:
> 
> Hi Luis,
> 
> My company is also an ASP and I have built (and am continually
> building) a single portal to service all of our customers, only I am
> using Jetspeed 2 (which would be my recommendation).
> 
> I wish I could tell you that J2 could do this kind of data
> segmentation out of the box, but AFAIK, there is no way to do it.
> 
> 
> Finally, I have implemented my own custom user management portlet so that
> I can:
> -add whatever custom attributes I need to for a given user
> -enforce that every user must be a member of some customer group (or
> internal group)
> -enforce that only internal users can have internal roles
> -and most importantly, segmentation of the data
> 
> The segmentation of the data is what you are really after here.
> Basically, my user management portlet checks the profile of the logged
> in user. If they are internal, they can access all users.  Otherwise,
> they can only access (view,add,edit) user accounts that belong to the
> same customer organization.
> 
> I actually made a base "Data Management Portlet" that solves the
> problem for us in general, since we have a bunch of different data
> that has to remain segmented in the same way.
> 
> 

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