Hi
I renamed and adapted the renaissance theme slightly to match our CI, then I
removed all other themes (including renaissance) from portal-themes.xml,
leaving only my new company theme in there.
I then changed the default theme to my company theme in default-object.xml.
This works nicely exce
swisst,
I'll have to update the wiki entry to reflect your findings. I'm not sure why
this didn't show up for me until now, I guess it has to do that I never tested
with an "admin but not member of special admin group" user.
Anyway, I think the wiki entry needs to be reorganised, it's getting t
Hi
One thing I was wondering for quite some time is why that
"org.jboss.portal.cms.CMSException: Access to this resource is denied"
actually is an exception.
Isn't "access denied" to some cms resource a quite common event, that shows up
during normal portal use?
In my opinion, exceptions are o
I already found and fixed the issue by changing portlet-instances.xml in
portlet-cms.war. I have played around heavily with permissions, and I must
somehow have turned things upside down.
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Hi
I somehow managed to lock myself out from viewing the CMSPortletAdminInstance.
It doesn't show up under "Portlet Instances" in the admin portal, and the CMS
admin page is empty, yet the portlet seems to still exist. When I create a new
instance with the same name, I see an error stating that
Hi
The resolution to this can be seen here:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-1814
I'll update the wiki page later today and add this piece of information. Also,
if you use something later than 2.6.2, more things have been changed. I'll add
that to the wiki page as well.
Thanks,
Tobi
Hi swisst
This concerns only the admin portlet.
It was a "misconfiguration" on my part, see this bug report for more details:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-1814
I'll update the wiki page shortly to reflect this.
Thanks,
Tobias
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I created JBPORTAL-1814, it's unassigned so far.
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Hey Boleslaw,
While I was trying to come up with the shortest possible list of steps to
reproduce this, I found out that this has nothing at all to do with ldap. Here
is what to do to see the effect:
1) build JBoss_Portal_Branch_2_6, deploy the portal, identity and admin
2) log in as admin
3) c
Hi
I allow myself to hijack this thread, since a solution to the original issue
has been found.
Swisst, did you manage to get ldap/ad running with an admin group coming from
your ldap (as opposed to the standard admin 'admin', role 'admin')?
I had to find out that what I proposed here
(http:/
Hi
I am trying to debug a problem that shows up when using ldap with an admin role
that is not called 'admin' but something else originating from my ldap (I
basically did what is described here:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=GiveAdminPrivileges.
Everything except the listing of avai
Hi
I see the same thing, but couldn't yet analyse the problem more deeply. I found
out that the Wizard works for adding instances to pages, however this is
nothing more than a cheap workaround.
As I was the one who wrote both the AD wiki entry and the one about admin
privileges, I guess I'll b
Hi
I set up IIS with mod_jk and JBoss 4.2.2.GA. This works nicely until I try to
access a password-protected site. I have tried with jmx-console, which I set up
to use BASIC auth, and with XWiki, which uses FORM auth.
Whenever I access the site, I get a BASIC-style login popup that accepts no
Hi
If you look at "Figure 33" of the reference manual
(http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.6.2/quickstartuser/html/interaction.html#d0e506
), you see a list of available portlet instances that can be added to a page
layout.
This list does not show for me. The cause is that I use LDAP and have n
Check out http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=GiveAdminPrivileges
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Can someone clarify this? Thanks.
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Hi
I am trying to understand what windows and sub-pages are for, and how to show
different cms content based on the roles of the logged-in users.
Here is what I have so far, please tell me if this is correct:
- In 2.6, windows are parts of a page. They can show portlets, google widgets
or CMS
Hi
If you look at "Figure 33" of the reference manual
(http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.6.2/quickstartuser/html/interaction.html#d0e506),
you see a list of available portlet instances that can be added to a page
layout. With 2.6.2, this list doesn't show for me anymore.
If I switch the conten
Hi
Might be a stupid question, but do you have the admin, management, identity and
cms portals deployed? I.e. are there portal-admin.sar and the like in your
JBoss deploy/ directory?
Cheers,
Tobias
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This question is not specific to JBoss portal, but to JBoss AS.
That said, I use the Java Service Wrapper successfully:
http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/jmx.html#jboss
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Uhm, it's right here in the documentation:
20.4.3. Configuring the Content Store Location
Sorry about that.
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Hi
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=PortalCMSConfigFiles claims that the
cms, per default, stores all data on the file system. Is this still true?
If I look at portal-cms.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml I get the impression
that everything is stored in the database, not on the filesystem
Hi
Please keep us updated on how that works out for your seam application.
Thanks,
Tobias
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Random passwords are good enough for me, thanks!
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Upon login, it still copies the usernames and their passwords (in encrypted
form) to the jbp_users table if you follow the tutorial.
Dito when you use LDAPExtUserModule, as in my example for active directory in
the wiki.
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Hi. I just updated that wiki page, you might want to read it again.
The change to default-object.xml only makes the admin link in the top right
corner appear. The other stuff gives access to the various management portlets.
Make sure you delete the portal hypersonic database after you made the c
Done: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-1646
It has been auto-assigned to Sohil.
Thanks,
Tobias
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I found the culprit. There is the string 'admin' hardcoded in
cms/src/main/org/jboss/portal/cms/impl/jcr/JCRCMS.java.
Once I change this to an existing user, all my errors go away. Can we
unhardcode this please?
|/** Loads content from sar and adds it to the repo. */
|public void c
Boleslaw: I updated
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=GiveAdminPrivileges with the exact
steps I took to map admin access tro ne of my ldap rules.
It mostly works, but I still get errors and I'm reading some more docs right
now. I'll keep you updated.
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Well, we have the same problem then. There are at least two options, but I
didn't get any of them working completely yet.
1) map Admin role to a role from ldap
2) fall back to the db or plain files to get the admin user and role when it
isn't found in ldap
For 1), I mapped access to the admin p
Btw, thanks Boleslaw for fixing the comma-escaping, this works nicely now!
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"bdaw" wrote : When you switch identity store to LDAP you need to provide
default admin user/role - admin/Admin - for administration. This is needed by
CMS.
Is this a hardcoded dependency? I switched to ldap and so far managed to map
admin access to one of my ldap roles for 'User Portlet', 'Rol
No problem, I'm glad it worked for you.
Thanks,
Tobias
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I walked through the wiki article again step by step, and it worked for me,
using jboss-4.2.1-GA and JBoss_Portal_2_6_1. Are you sure you didn't miss
anything?
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Dunno, maybe I forgot some step to install ldap-specific libraries in the wiki
article. I'll check.
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For the record:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigurePortalForMicrosoftActiveDirectory
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For the record:
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Here you go:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigurePortalForMicrosoftActiveDirectory
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Hi, sorry for coming back to this so late, I got distracted by some other work.
Maybe I am misunderstanding something, but I still think there is a bug around.
The filter you posted works and all, but in a real-world scenario, that's not
what one would use for a filter. The filter is constructed
Right... I was a bit distracted by other work.
Anyway, you'll have the article until Friday night. I'll post a link here once
I'm done.
Cheers
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Thanks! That was exacty the piece of information I was missing.
I'll write a wiki article in the next few days about this as well as my efforts
concerning portal integration in MS Active Directory.
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Hi Thomas
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If you want them to be admin why don't you add them
the admin role ?
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Because I later want to integrate the portal with my existing ldap. Instead of
adding a new role for every system I attach to my ldap ('admin' for the portal,
'root' for system x, 'a
I am using postgresql-8.2-504.jdbc2.jar and everything works just fine.
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Hi
I am trying something supposedly simple. I want to give Admin priviledges to
the 'User' role, in preparation for a later switch to ldap. I am using JBoss
4.2.1 on Windows XP with the portal svn trunk.
What I did so far:
For the admin portal in In jboss-portal.sar\conf\data\default-object.xm
Hi
In my (almost finished) quest to attach the portal to our active directory, I
have come across a minor problem.
What I like to do is give the role 'sysadmins' which is coming from my ldap the
same priviledges as the standard 'admin' role has, that is, get access to the
admin portal and seve
I created JBPORTAL-1592, but I couldn't assign it to you.
Thanks,
Tobias
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I forgot: The examples I was quoting are with LDAPRoleModuleImpl, but I see the
same behaviour with LDAPExtRoleModuleImpl, which I am using for my AD.
The examples I posted where set up after the first ldap example blog post here:
http://jbossportal.blogspot.com/search/label/portal
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anonymous wrote : So to be clear - when you use double backslash coma in
ldapsearch you get correct result but this still doesn't work in portal config?
Yes, exactly. In the portal, LDAPExtRoleModule doesn't find any Role
memberships for users with a comma in their username. If the user has no c
Update: With the help of OpenLdap's command line search tool 'ldapsearch',
which gave me more verbose error messages than the Windows Gui Tools I was
using before, I was able to find the cause for my problem:
A filter with a single backslash for escaping the comma is not recognised as a
correct
I'm still on this. Both authentication and authorisation work fine now, with
one small exception.
Searching with a filter of "member=cn=LastName\, FirstName, ou=People, ..."
does not work if there is a comma between LastName and FirstName. It works for
filters without such a comma.
I tried esc
D'oh! Of course this works.
I got my line from http://jbossportal.blogspot.com/ where there is no CDATA
escaping, and of course I stopped my brain when I copied it from there. Maybe
someone add that to that blog entry.
I'll keep you updated on my progress, so far everything looks good.
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Hi
I setting up a portal with LDAPExtUserModuleImpl with Microsoft Active
Directory. So far, everything is going along nicely. I am already able to
authenticate against my AD, and I am now working on authorisation and
integrating roles. I'll post my config files once everything is working.
Now
Hi guys,
I hope someone can help me with that.
I use JBOSS 4.0.4GA.I have two Entities which have an
1:N RelationShip.
In my ejbPostCreate I set the CMR fields.
public void ejbPostCreate(Integer rank,
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