Re: [J2] Subsite Isolation/Partitioning Profling
Randy Watler wrote: I have implemented a new feature in the PageManager to leverage use of the "navigation" profiling rule to provide subsite isolation/partitioning. I have also extended the J2 demo site to add a subsite. While not related to subsites per se, this example also has two users associated with it to demonstrate a handy profiling technique that can be used to specify default pages for users with multiple roles. Login and subsite/subsite or subsite2/subsite2 to navigate to the subsite. Note that you will be deposited in different default pages depending on the user's profiling rule and that the global navigation elements from the root directory are not included in the subsite. The content for this subsite is located in ../WEB-INF/pages/__subsite-root, (note that subsites will always be denoted by the "__" prefix). See the remaining configuration details in populate-userinfo-for-default-psml.sql. Security configuration is not partitioned and is still controlled globally by the principal configurations in the security DB tables and the /page.security file. Consequently, a principle will have to have view permissions on "/" in order to view the subsite. We can consider partitioning the security infomation per site if it seems appropriate in the future... I did not see the immediate value in attempting this at this point without input from others. No doubt the subsite profiling and related security issues may need tuning as they are used. Feedback is always welcome! Randy You should probably make this announcement to Jetspeed User list too, but perhaps AFTER we have more documentation on it -- David Sean Taylor Bluesunrise Software [EMAIL PROTECTED] [office] +01 707 773-4646 [mobile] +01 707 529 9194 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [J2] Subsite Isolation/Partitioning Profling
Randy Watler wrote: I have implemented a new feature in the PageManager to leverage use of the "navigation" profiling rule to provide subsite isolation/partitioning. I have also extended the J2 demo site to add a subsite. While not related to subsites per se, this example also has two users associated with it to demonstrate a handy profiling technique that can be used to specify default pages for users with multiple roles. Login and subsite/subsite or subsite2/subsite2 to navigate to the subsite. Note that you will be deposited in different default pages depending on the user's profiling rule and that the global navigation elements from the root directory are not included in the subsite. The content for this subsite is located in ../WEB-INF/pages/__subsite-root, (note that subsites will always be denoted by the "__" prefix). See the remaining configuration details in populate-userinfo-for-default-psml.sql. Security configuration is not partitioned and is still controlled globally by the principal configurations in the security DB tables and the /page.security file. Consequently, a principle will have to have view permissions on "/" in order to view the subsite. We can consider partitioning the security infomation per site if it seems appropriate in the future... I did not see the immediate value in attempting this at this point without input from others. Randy, I've been testing this out. Seems to work very well. Great new feature !!! Im also not sure about the global permissions from the / directory and Im wondering if there shouldn't be a global permission for each subsite. My assumption when trying it out was that there would be a page.security per subsite. Guess we need use cases for both to compare. No doubt the subsite profiling and related security issues may need tuning as they are used. Feedback is always welcome! Randy -- David Sean Taylor Bluesunrise Software [EMAIL PROTECTED] [office] +01 707 773-4646 [mobile] +01 707 529 9194 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[J2] Subsite Isolation/Partitioning Profling
I have implemented a new feature in the PageManager to leverage use of the "navigation" profiling rule to provide subsite isolation/partitioning. I have also extended the J2 demo site to add a subsite. While not related to subsites per se, this example also has two users associated with it to demonstrate a handy profiling technique that can be used to specify default pages for users with multiple roles. Login and subsite/subsite or subsite2/subsite2 to navigate to the subsite. Note that you will be deposited in different default pages depending on the user's profiling rule and that the global navigation elements from the root directory are not included in the subsite. The content for this subsite is located in ../WEB-INF/pages/__subsite-root, (note that subsites will always be denoted by the "__" prefix). See the remaining configuration details in populate-userinfo-for-default-psml.sql. Security configuration is not partitioned and is still controlled globally by the principal configurations in the security DB tables and the /page.security file. Consequently, a principle will have to have view permissions on "/" in order to view the subsite. We can consider partitioning the security infomation per site if it seems appropriate in the future... I did not see the immediate value in attempting this at this point without input from others. No doubt the subsite profiling and related security issues may need tuning as they are used. Feedback is always welcome! Randy
