I use server 4.2.2 and portal 2.6.2
I have configured two different portal instances and I'm trying to disable the
dashboard foe one of them.
Any ideas.
thanks
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Hi all,
what is the way to skip the step with login.jsp?
here is what I want to achieve:
I'm using LDAP Authentication for my portal.
I want to trigger the authentication every time a user enter the portal, but I
want to keep it in the background, without showing through login.
eventually I will
to the above scenario I should add that,
I'm getting the username from the servlet request header
don't care for password, since the user has been authenticated before entering
the portal.
thx
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this works for me:
| link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=%=
request.getContextPath()%/css/displaytag.css
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you can achieve this by creating a nested page/s, then when you point the mouse
on top of the tab that has a nested page/s it will show a drop down menu
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Problem solved. It works fine.
dashboard is there for every user.
Also for the problem where users info from ldap should match the info stored in
the local db all you have to do is:
in login-config.xml uncomment this code, and ldap will synchronize the db every
time there is a new user.
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I tryed the IPC example, it works fine in a portal page, but doesn't work in
dashboard.
It looks like the listener can't recognize dashboard instances, since they are
assign different than the original name when in dashboard (int if I'm not
mistaken)
Any ideas on how to make IPC work in
there are several ways to achieve that.
one will be to use jsf and action mapping. in faces-config.xml you specify the
mapping after action.
another way, more simple is to use %= request.getContextPath()% to build the
base path relative to the portal page.
for example:
/inside portlet jsp/
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i couldn't paste the code for some reason
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if someone can help, here is some more info on the same problem:
I discovered that if a user is not registered with the database can not login
even if the ldap module authentication passes. I'm using ldap-required and
IdentityLoginModule - sufficient
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what do you mean by mapping A - B B - C ?
do you mean forward?
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