Which version of IE?
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Free ice cream you say? I'm suddenly motivated. :-P
Best I can offer is a free book I ran across that may help hone your knowledge
of JAAS: http://www.jaasbook.com/.
I'm very new to JAAS as well, but won't have time to research it more
extensively for a couple weeks. If you don't come up wit
Sorry, snesbitt, won't be able to help you on this one yet. Looks like I won't
have access to the servers or even information needed to replicate the current
LDAP setup during the duration of my work. As a consequence I'll be spending
more time documenting than learning about the software.
Ho
Still in trying, though I think I'm making progress. I'll post pertinent files
when I get it working. Perhaps even a wiki page (if it seems that enough folks
may benefit from it).
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In case someone has the same newbie problems in the future and searches through
the forum archive: http://www.jaasbook.com/
Chapter 3, in particular has been a good jumpstart.
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Howdy,
I'm trying to configure my portal with both LDAP and DB. Ideally I want the
default users and roles (admin and user) to live in the database bundled with
portal. I also need to authenticate users with an existing LDAP without trying
to write anything to the LDAP.
I've been reading thr
How are you generating that URL?
Every time I've generated an URL from within the portlet, using
createActionURL() and createRenderURL(), I end up with an additional parameter
you don't seem to have: action=(some_number)
Here's an example of what was generated:
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http://localhost:8080/port
k3nnymusic, I know where you stand. Hard to be patient when deadlines are
coming. However, Thomas has some good advice about taking things one at a
time. Take the agile approach and do some spiking. The lessons are invaluable.
If you do need a reference other than official documentation loo
Thanks for the response.
The Class class makes sense, since they are used in hibernate and that's where
I'm noticing the problems.
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I've noticed a slight memory leak when coding a portlet using hibernate. Every
time I redeploy my portlet about 2Mb more memory is being used by the JVM.
I was using the ContactPortlet from portletswap as a reference, and found that
this also had a memory leak of a smaller size (about .5Mb per
Was testing JBP 2.6 Bundled (apparently can't get a full DB on the Unix box
I'll be working on) and found that the scripts in the bin/ directory didn't
have execute permission (thought 2.4 did).
Not a big deal, but a heads up if you have a couple seconds to run a quick
chmod before your next co
I'm a bit confused about what you are asking.
I see org.jboss.portlet.JBossRenderRequest in both the API docs and in the
source. Same with javax.portlet.RenderRequest. This is with JBP 2.6 source
package, and javadocs for both 2.4 and 2.6.
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Chapter 14 of the Reference Manual.
http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.6/reference-guide/html/identity.html
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I suppose the question should be a bit more specific.
When you defer to a JSP does the markup it sends back get used as is? Or does
some component parse through that markup and strip out any of those forbidden
tags?
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Possibly related: The portlet spec says something about disallowed HTML tags.
I believe head and body were among them.
Is this relevant when using JSP?
Maybe dispatcher.include("myJSP.jsp") parses those tags out when returning
control to the portlet.
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Hadn't ever thought about this problem.
Digging through the portlet spec (as per Thomas' recommendation) found the
solution in PLT 22.4.
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Thanks for the information.
Any known workarounds or would it be best to modify the descriptors for the
time being?
--Andrew
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anonymous wrote : actually, you should seriously consider that even for
development
I concur. I actually found it much easier to understand the environment when
using a full database. There are more tools out there to dig through MySQL
than there are for hypersonic. I'm not sure what the per
I'm attempting to write a portlet that has some additional internal security
features. The overall goal will be to allow selected access to MBeans on a
remote server (for the time being the goal is to restart foreign JVMs on a WAS
5.1 AS).
At any rate, I was hoping to make the security checks
Thank you very much.
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I've been getting a 404 error on the link to the JBP 2.6 javadoc download at
http://labs.jboss.com/jbossportal/docs/index.html.
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anonymous wrote : please don't let him stop you from helping others.
HA! I've got much thicker skin than that. Thanks for the support though.
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Two things tripped me up when I was starting on this. First make sure to put
the security-role-ref stuff into your portlet.xml. You can find the details
about this in the section 20.3 of the portlet spec.
Also, make sure to use the actual role names, not the displayed ones. The
defaults are
Howdy,
This isn't really a question or problem, and if it's inappropriate and out of
place feel free to delete this post.
Just saying thanks to everyone for all the hard work and excellent product. So
far 2.6 is working great and the documentation is much better than many other
projects I've
Not sure of the specific answers, but the API lists some methods for
javax.portlet.RenderRequest that may help.
In particular, it has inherited the following methods from
javax.portlet.PortalRequest:
getAttribute()
getParamater()
getPreferences()
getProperties()
I get those 4 types confused on
Did you make a *-object.xml and portlet-instances.xml?
Those are not automatically generated by the netbeans plugin, since they are
JBoss Portal specific. Check the reference manual if you want to see their
structure.
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What are the versions of your JDK and JVM?
During a compiler course we ran into this error message a lot when trying to
run our "hand-crafted" .class files on some JVMs (though not others). Seems
that the JVMs check for more than just the major/minor version numbers in the
class file.
Maybe
D'OH! Forgot that there is both a role-name and a display role-name. I was
going by the display role-names in the provided Role Management portlet.
Sorry for the stupidity and waste of forum space.
--Andrew
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Does the functionality of the IPC demo help? It's on portletswap.
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I am having problems with the same thing, actually.
web.xml contains:
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and I'm trying to run the
Are the systems in question stand-alone systems or do they authenticate with a
server (perhaps via LDAP)?
Unless they are authenticated via a server I don't see how any server-side app
could use the local machine's authentication without including a client side
application.
This is just musin
I'm new to all this (any sort of WebApp admin/dev), so don't take my words as
bona fide fact.
>From some digging earlier in the day I found something that I believe to be
>related.
>$JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/jboss-portal.sar/portal-server.war/WEB-INF/web.xml
I believe the url-pattern t
Managed to find a work-around, though it leaves some artifacts.
I simply deleted the .war file from the war directory and the instances
disappeared from all views of the portal.
Doing the same recursive grep of the instance name shows that it has not
changed it's occurrence in
$JBOSS_HOME/serv
Howdy,
I've been playing around with JBoss Portal for a few days to become familiar
with the environment, before I start developing some portlets. I have run into
a slight snag that I haven't been able to remedy.
Using the admin account I set a HelloWorld portlet instance with the view
permis
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