Hi Paul,
thanks for you feedback. That is what I was thinking before reading
following mailing list info. After some researching, I found out that
Jetspeed adds all new users to 'jetspeed' group directly (in the code
somewhere..). So you can not add users to other groups you wish. If you
login as admin/jetspeed you can use user, role, permission and group
browsers to created new entities. What I noticed was, I cant add a user to a
new group that I create. However, I was able to assign roles to users, and
permissions for each of the role. This info was very useful:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg01169.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00680.html
That is why I want role-level customization for psml files.
Psml files in user\* dir works fine. But I dont want to create separate user
dir for every user. I want next level - that is role. Hope I presented my
problem correctly.
thanks again,
-Raje
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 1:14 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: psml for user, role and group
>
>
> Rajeswari,
> I believe you are using role incorrectly. According to you
> description,
> you have roles and groups reversed, i.e. instead of
> psml/role1/html/default.psml it should
> psml/group/Group1/html/default.psml. That said, I am not aware how to
> configure a user's default portal to be Group1/html/default.html. Try
> searching the mailing list, http://www.mail-archive.com
>
> Their has to be a anon/... directory. A user can not log in with out
> it!
>
> Paul Spencer
>
> Rajeswari Venkatachalam wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I have created permissions for roles and users have
> different roles. In
> > jetspeed all created users belong to Jetspeed group by
> default. I want to
> > have separate psml files for each of the roles. So I created:
> >
> > role1/html/default.psml
> > role2/html/default.psml
> >
> > But I get exceptions when I access home page after logging
> in. It complains
> > about not being able to find psml file in following locations:
> >
> > user\robin\html\en\US\default.psml. -- INFO --
> CastorPsmlManager: about to
> > return null doc:
> > user\robin\html\en\default.psml. -- INFO --
> CastorPsmlManager: about to
> > return null doc:
> > user\robin\html\default.psml. -- INFO -- CastorPsmlManager:
> about to return
> > null doc:
> > user\robin\default.psml. -- INFO -- CastorPsmlManager:
> about to return null
> > doc:
> > anon\default.psml.
> >
> > etc etc
> >
> > Why is not checking in role\* dir??
> > I dont want any psml is anon dir. I looked at
> CastorPsmlManager. It checks
> > for user or role or group. Since the user is logged in, it
> always looks in
> > user\* dir for psml? Is my understanding right? Please suggest.
> >
> > thanks,
> > -Raje
> >
> >
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