Aha! Thank you -- now we are making progress. I wondered whether I had used
md5sum correctly. Obviously, I didn't. Now I can login, but the CMS Admin
Portlet is still empty, and I see the following in the log:
2005-04-13 19:05:26,852 DEBUG
[org.jboss.portal.core.impl.preferences.MappedPrefer
Yes, you aren't getting authenticated. Same thing that happened to me. A quick
look at your sql brings up something odd. When I look at the md5 hash on mysql,
it is not what you are entering. Did you change the passwords? This is what I
have for my inserts for both default users:
| insert in
Right, after I log in and follow the Admin link, it says I don't have access,
so it doesn't appear that I'm actually getting logged in. I suspected this,
and that's why I sent you the log fragment, as that would at least confirm that
the JBoss Portal code is retrieving the key from the database
jjustice,
Thanks for the info. The problem may lie in the authorization piece. We haven't
tested on Orcale yet, and I don't have a local install handy. After you login,
go to the admin page. Tell me what you see there. If you don't see AdminCMS,
you aren't really logged in and the problem lies
Sorry I didn't have time to follow up on this yesterday, but here is a little
background and what is happening:
I am using a non default configuration 'je-default' in a shared installation of
JBoss.
I am installing from jboss-portal-2.0-beta1-src.
I have unzipped cms-content.zip to the data di
I'm assuming you have all the proper jars under je-config/lib, or you would've
encountered problems from the beginning.
1. Are you getting a stack trace? Post it here.
2. Please post the "exact" 404 message text you are getting. I ask this,
because there are two. So just copy and paste it here.
I think I may be running into this same problem. We are sharing an instance of
JBoss for research purposes, and although I've unzipped the cms files into MY
configuration, I'm getting 404 errors all throughout the CMS portlets. (Using
Portal 2.0beta1) Note the 'je-config':
/usr/local/jboss-4.
JBoss 4.01 doesn't have a "standard", it's "default" --- so is the data store
location hardcoded in? I've heard that using JB 4.01 requires some tweaks (like
putting some jar files into the default/lib), but is there a list of those
tweaks anywhere? I'd rather not have to install 4.00 after i ha
you should use the 'standard' configuration (start the server with -c standard)
and unzip into $JBOSS_HOME/server/standard/data
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