Thomas, can you fix the JSF Facelet bridge? I gave you the fix (a few
additional lines of code) and rename the jar to something meaningful instead of
jsf-example.jar?
Facelets should work within and outside the portal not in just one or the
other, the instance of check and referral to the
swestbom wrote : Thomas, can you fix the JSF Facelet bridge? I gave you the
fix (a few additional lines of code) and rename the jar to something meaningful
instead of jsf-example.jar?
I don't know what you are talking about, we submitted a patch to Facelets, but
we don't own Facelets so i
anonymous wrote : I don't know what you are talking about, we submitted a patch
to Facelets, but we don't own Facelets so i can't tell you if the path is part
of any release yet.
Can you at least use a meaningful name for the jar with the bridge class and
include the patched one in your
Ok, i see what you mean now. I will look into it on Wednesday probably.
Thanks.
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bsmithjj wrote : One comment on the google gadget thingy - I have nothing
against a google-gadget portlet or add-on module, but I really think that JBoss
Portal would do better if it was a delivered as a basic Portal 'engine' with a
lot of the bells and whistles available as easy-drop-in add
swestbom wrote : JBoss Portal has sort of lost its way as well. There are
more and more features in the Portal that have nothing to do with JSR-168 and
everything to do with bells and whistles for marketing. It would be far more
useful if they were to do something like create a portal bridge
rharari wrote : Hi Brad,
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| I´ve a question:
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| anonymous wrote :
| | We are evaluating a few open source portals.
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| Please, can you post or send me and e-mail describing which open source
portals your team are evaluating? And also explain why you have decided to
JBoss Portal has sort of lost its way as well. There are more and more
features in the Portal that have nothing to do with JSR-168 and everything to
do with bells and whistles for marketing. It would be far more useful if they
were to do something like create a portal bridge for AJAX4JSF or
BTW what is with jsf-example.jar containing the Facelet bridge class.
Also replace the method in the class with this one so it works within and
outside the portal.
protected ResponseWriter createResponseWriter(FacesContext context)
throws IOException, FacesException
{
Hi Brad,
I´ve a question:
anonymous wrote :
| We are evaluating a few open source portals.
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Please, can you post or send me and e-mail describing which open source portals
your team are evaluating? And also explain why you have decided to use
jboss-portal? I´ve also evaluated some
I tried the following:
Installed JBoss AS 4.0.5 with ejb3 profile using the JEMS installer 1.2.0.GA:
http://labs.jboss.com/jemsinstaller/downloads
Moved jboss-portal.sar, portal-cms.sar, portal-samples.sar in the deply
directory with the datasource descriptor.
The dashboard is working
The only thing that I think I did differently from you is that I didn't use
JEMS to create a portal installation - I just created 4.0.5 with ejb3 profile.
I can't figure out what I did differently from you - maybe you used a different
source for 2.6CR2 than the JBoss website download?
Anyway,
Dashboard link works, any other question ?
You can desactivate Google Gadget (just remove the corresponding war) we have
lot of fans, thanks.
You can remove the CMS, remove the corresponding sar.
I'm glad to see that you diodn't change :)
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oh yes - I forgot the stack trace
| 09:18:40,432 ERROR STDERR -
org.jboss.portal.core.controller.ResourceAccessDeniedException: Not Authorized
has denied access
| 09:18:40,432 ERROR STDERR - at
Right i don't change your attitude always make me keep this style.
Anyway, some information on this stacktrace ? What is the scenario around this
? I am willing to resolve this if you met a bug, just give me some background,
so far nobody reported an error like this.
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My environment:
Windows
JBoss 4.0.5 with EJB3
MySQL 5.0.37 with Connector 5.0.4
JDK 1.5
I downloaded JBoss Portal 2.6-CR2, placed it in the deploy directory, started
the server up, logged in as admin, clicked the Admin link (that worked), then
clicked the dashboard link and got a blank white
So i guess you used the JEMS installer to get 4.0.5+EJB3 ?
The version we test on is the standard JBoss 4.0.5, the installer is slightly
different.
If your other developer had reported it before we could have had a look for CR2.
If you confirm that it is by using the JEMS installer i can have
It appears that the CMS workflow cannot be that easily turned off. I created a
Jira feature request for you: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-1399
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Yes - I used the JEMS installer (1.2.0) to create 4.0.5 + EJB3.
Thanks
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Ok, i will give it a try tomorrow.
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Actually the installation guide has a warning about it:
http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.6/reference-guide/en/html/installation.html
anonymous wrote :
| Warning
| Make sure to download the JBoss AS Zip version. DO NOT ATTEMPT to deploy
JBoss Portal on the installer version of JBoss AS! We
Julien,
Thanks for the update on the security API's, the documentation, and the
guarantee to freeze the portal API's in this layer for the 2.X series. I will
take a look at these and see if I can make progress with your documentation and
example.
Thanks again,
Brad Smith
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JBoss Portal relies on the JACC framework for authorization. It is true that
this has been removed from the documentation as it is an implementation detail.
Since 2.4 we have developed an abstraction on top of JACC which hides the usage
of that layer (because the layer API simply sucks,
I have started to rework the security documentation in the 2.6 trunk docs
(http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/portal/docs/trunk/referenceGuide/en/modules/security.xml).
It describe both authentication and authorization part with simple examples.
I regret that I don't have much time to spend on that
On top of the documentation you have the Wiki. Here is a page related to what
you are looking for:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=PortalSecurityImplementation
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The link to the wiki is not good enough. Here is a link to the 2.2 docs on the
JACC security
http://docs.jboss.com/jbportal/v2.2/reference-guide/en/html_single/#security in
JBoss Portal. We are evaluating a few open source portals. We're concerned
that there is a lot of change going on in
so what you're saying is
1. Yes - the security API's are in flux
2. When 2.6 is released, instead of updating the documentation, you will
prefer to update your wiki
I am not sure why I would a.) use 2.4 release of portal and b.) be interested
in support for it - as we know, 2.4.X is
Sorry if i was unclear by saying that it will reach the Wiki first. What i
meant is that the documentation for the security will reach the Wiki very soon.
It will of course be incorporated to the official documentation for 2.6 at the
release date.
It allows people to start playing with 2.6
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