This thread is helpful for my current problem, but I'm not sure how to
interpret this table:
ObjectRoleA RoleB Unchecked
| Page1 view view-none-
|Portlet1 view -none- -none-
|
Regarding -none-, the last assumption is correct - do not set any permissions
for that role on that object
The key to removing global visibility is to make sure that the Unchecked
pseudo-role does not have any permissions at any level (portal or page).
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I think there is a programmatic way to do this. I have had the same issue,
using JBP 2.4. You can implement a custom
org.jboss.portal.theme.render.DecorationRenderer, or just subclass
org.jboss.portal.theme.impl.render.DivDecorationRenderer (assuming you are
using the
Same wondering ;)
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This is not a bug. The whole idea of the portal is to let the users customize
their portal (next version of portal will include dashboard management).
You want to let the users edit the preferences of a portlet. Let's say you want
to let one user display 15 posts per forum page and the other
But then what is the difference between assigning 'view' access and assigning
'personalize' access?
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For example, my portlet instance has the 3 mods (view, edit, help)
In security options I've only the choice to enable or disable view mode for
each roles.
If I choose to enable the view mode of my portlet instance for a role, It will
also have access to edit and help mods.
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anonymous wrote : This is not a bug. The whole idea of the portal is to let the
users customize their portal (next version of portal will include dashboard
management).
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| You want to let the users edit the preferences of a portlet. Let's say you
want to let one user display 15 posts per
I want all portlets on the same page.
I have changed jboss-portal.sar/conf/config.xml to hide
(hide)
I have created two roles and have assign users to these roles.
Further has created page with two portlets and for everyone portlet has assign
permission. (For Portlet1 - RoleA, Portlet2 - RoleB
What is the security configuration for the two portlet instances? You never
said that you set those.
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anonymous wrote : What is the security configuration for the two portlet
instances? You never said that you set those.
What do you mean? Have you mean security configuration in *-objects.xml?
I would like just to assign permission for instance on the fly in
administrative portlet.
I have
I did look at the screen shots, which show the security being set for the page.
But you never set security for the portlet instances. To do this, in the
Management Portlet, click on the Instances link at the top of the window. That
will list all of the portlet instances. Scroll or page
Did I not assign for instances of portlet permission?
I thought when I place instance of portlet on page directly, ?hose instance
with mouse and pressed the security link, then
assigned permission it is enough of it.
I have made, as you have written and have assign security properties of each
You granted the 'unchecked' role the 'view' access. Remove that access (hold
down the CTRL key while clicking 'view' to remove it).
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It has turned out! Thanks you Peter! :)
One more question. When I login as the user I can edit properties of portlet,
but I granted role as view and not as personalize. In my case it is
properties of news portlet where I set a new source-url.
I would like that roles could see, but not edit
Notice that the portlet instances only you to choose view access. Thus,
personalization does not effect the display of a portlet. That is, any user who
can view the portlet can also edit the portlet.
So far, I hve not been able to figure out what 'personalization' means. That
is, I have not
!! s/personalization/personalize/
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I have the same requirement - to be able to have any user see a portlet but
only admins be able to use the edit mode. If anyone has figured out how to do
this, please post how if you can. It seems to me the personalize permission
should be for this, I wonder if it is a bug?
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Thanks a lot Peter
I'm now using ACL on instances and it works great.
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I got the same problem
ACL are working for 'pages' but not for 'windows'.
I'm also unable to find the link to create a user.
I'm using JBoss Portal 2.4.0-GA (bundle with AS) on Windows
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anonymous wrote : I'm also unable to find the link to create a user.
sorry !
I found it :)
François
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Yes ACL is not effective for windows. You should rather use ACL for instances.
We made that choice to keep security configuration not redundant.
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What is ACL?
If I have correctly understood, it can be made all my stuff by editing
*-objects.xml only by hand.
Is it possible to solve it by program way ( for example to write administrative
portlet)?
I.e. whether is in a jboss portal necessary API by means of which I can operate
Did you want all four portlets on the same page or on different pages?
For different pages, set it up as follows:
ObjectRoleA RoleB Unchecked
| Page1 view -none- -none-
|Portlet1 -none--none-
Oops, saw a problem in the single page scenario -- I forgot to give view access
to RoleB. Here are the corrected settings:
ObjectRoleA RoleB Unchecked
| Page1 view view-none-
|Portlet1 view
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