I recommend using JSF for the front end and EJB3 (which for JBoss uses
Hibernate under the hood). We are using this architecture on a number of
portal projects and it is working well. In my experience, JSF is the dominant
model for building portlets, so you will get better support for JSF base
We are using the JBoss Portal for a Navy Information portal used globally.
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You can create a separate web application just for authentication (assign it to
the root context if you want) that has a JAAS login module.
In the login webapp specify your security domain in jboss-web.xml
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Then modify the JBoss Portal's
Thanks Julien. This is very helpful.
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This SF
I added the ability to sort tabs and specify tab labels using a resource
properties file. The JIRA task is
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-585. Let me know if you have any
questions on how to use it.
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Stefan,
The answer to you question is in this thread
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=75745. The thread
should be here in the user forum, but it's not.
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I'm interested in this too, but haven't made time try it yet. The exception
you are getting is because a MyFaces JSF Tomahawk component
(HtmlNavigationMenuRender) is probably casting a request to a
HttpServletRequest. This is the case for a number of the Tomahawk components.
If you are not u
Can the corrected version of the docs be posted to the download link?
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Include a web.xml file in your portlet's WEB-INF directory. Touch the web.xml
file (put in a space and save it). JBoss AS will hot deploy (reload) your your
portlet for you.
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At the last Seam webinar Gavin and Thomas said that they just made the
necessary changes for Seam to work in the Portal. I believe the major changes
were to integrate with the Portlet session and not specifically use an
HttpServletRequest. I don't think they have posted a new release of Seam y
I saw the new method for logging out in SessionInvalidatorInterceptor
public static void signOut()
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Could I add a servlet to the portal-server.war that does nothing but call the
SessionInvalidatorInterceptor.signOut()? I'll point a
Did you deploy all of your portlets in the same war file (all portlets in one
portlet.xml). If so, then it should work if you are using the portlet
application scope.
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http:/
It may be a difference between the portlet controller and the Servlet
controller. MyFaces uses the javax.faces.webapp.FacesServlet Servlet for a
Webapp and the org.apache.myfaces.portlet.MyFacesGenericPortlet for portlets.
Just a thought?
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Any word on when JBoss Seam and Facelets will work in the Portal? That will
make EJB3 really cool for portlets.
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We are using it for a world wide DoD app with ~300 concurrent users. It
requires a secure log in so it can't be demonstrated. I've also participated
in developing JBoss Portal implementations for a number of fortune 100
companies. All of these are corporate apps that require logins.
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If you type the URL as http://localhost:8080/portal/ (note the slash on the
end, it will work). You can also modify the login form
(jboss-portal.sar/portal-server.war/login.jsp) to submit the login form to
"/portal/j_security_check". This is not ideal as it is not correct according
to the Ser
Sure, send it to me and I'll take a quick look. We're doing JSF portlet
development too, so I'd like to know if this is an issue.
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Can you try this again with Portal 2.0 Final (instead of 2.0.1 RC1)?
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For your first question, edit the web.xml in
jboss-portal.sar/portal-server.war/WEB-INF. Change the first security
constraint from
/auth/*
to
/*
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Yes we have implemented single sign on
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In your run.bat or run.sh try setting the MaxPermSize and PermSize to 128m. We
did this and its seems to have solved the issue for us. The setting are
-XX:PermSize=128m and -XX:MaxPermSize-128m. The are some tools in JDK 1.5 bin
directory if you are using 1.5 that are helpful.
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Julien, that's very cool. Let us know if there is some way we can help with
this one. Thanks, Doug.
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We just deployed a portal with many application portlets. You don't need to
use the JBoss Portal user management. We accomplished this by creating our own
JAAS configuration and just modifying the web.xml files in the jboss-portal.sar
to use our security realm instead of the default JBP securi
What is the status on the ability for a user to create a custom page and select
from a list of available portlets to add to their custom page? I did a search
of the forums and JIRA, but didn't come up with much. I saw the
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-226 feature request, however
We are currently using the Struts-Bridge to include Struts based applications
in our JBoss Portal implementation
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