Our uPortal installation is also serving our institution homepage. Why
do I do it that way, and not with static pages?
Because I always wanted to try to implement a guest-user tailored
experience and have a smart portal without even logging in.
For example: have one web site content layout fo
And our future plans / wishes...
We already use multiple guests for different populations. That's easy
to do using a person factory that chooses the appropriate one based on a
url parameter. What we would really like is to allow weak
"authentication" via a cookie so that a user actually gets
On Jul 31, 2007, at 3:57 PM, Parker Grimes wrote:
> I would also be interested to know how other schools have
> approached this. We are considering making the portal guest page
> the default browser home page on all of our campus computer labs.
> We wouldn't want the page to be completely st
We don't have as many users as other schools but we have made the portal
guest page the default in the clusters and on kiosks around campus for a
long time. We also decided to have some interactive content on the
guest page - specifically the directory lookup. The performance has
never been a
I would also be interested to know how other schools have approached this.
We are considering making the portal guest page the default browser home
page on all of our campus computer labs. We wouldn't want the page to be
completely static, for instance we would like a weather portlet and some
campu
Hi all,
I'm thinking about putting a static version of the guest page in front
of our
uPortal to minimize the guest sessions. So I just wondering what other
sites have done and what their experiences have been?
Thanks
George
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