Hi,
You might find the new FAQ wiki page we create for AWPr useful.
Here's the URL:
http://wiki.rivetlogic.com/display/AWPr/FAQ
Hope this helps
--Alaaeldin
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Hi,
You could also try Rivet Logic's latest rivet AWPr (Alfresco Web script Portlet
rivet). It's a light weight JSR-168 portlet that can be used to expose remote
Alfresco Web scripts including ones that require authentication.
You can learn more about it on our forge:
http://forge.rivetlogic.c
Hi,
You could also use Rivet Logic's portlet AWPr. It's open source and will expose
remote Alfresco Web scripts including those that need authentication.
You can learn more about it on our forge page:
http://forge.rivetlogic.com/Forge/Rivets/Alfresco-Web-script-Portlet
Hope this helps,
--Alaa
Hi,
Refer to the appropriate guide from this link.
http://www.jboss.org/jbossportal/docs/
As far as JSR 168 spec is concerned Inter portlet communication is not
standardized. Jboss supports this through listeners.You need to implement your
own listeners and the guide has instructions. Also you
Hi,
Interportlet Communication is not standardized in Portlet Specification (JSR
168), but will be in the next specification.
Jboss portal offers a way in which two portlets can communication using Portal
event listeners. Please take a look at the reference guide available for your
jboss porta
Take a look at SSO section in the reference guide.
You could provide your implementation of AuthenticationValve and specify that
in your portal-server.war/WEB-INF/context.xml
Like this.
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Make sure you have this class available in the classpath.
Best Regards,
Shagul
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Try using APPLICATION SCOPE to retrieve the session attribute in your portlet
code.
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PortletSession.APPLICATION_SCOPE);
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Best Regards,
Shagul
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Hi,
>From your post it looks like the default portal has some security-constraint.
If this is to open to unauthenticated users , you shouldn't be forced to login.
-Shagul
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Hi,
request.getRemoteUser() should give you the currently logged in user or null if
not logged in. You could use the UserModule or UserProfileModule JNDI entries
to get the necessary user information.
Regards,
Shagul
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Hi,
portal-instances.xml can be used to specify the security constraint for the
portlet declaratively. Here is the link to the reference for 2.6.2.
http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.6.2/referenceGuide/html_single/#desc_instancesxml
If you want to do this through UI , you can take a look at the
Take a look at this
http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.6.2/referenceGuide/html_single/#descriptor_debug
You should be able to hide a window on exception/error through this
configuration.
Regards,
Shagul
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