Hi,
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> Hello Chris.
> Yes, I would still like to know how to read a user's
> psml file programmatically. I really would like to
> understand how the psml gets associated with a user.
Thats 2 things - how to access their psml and the psml gets linked to
a user. I'll answer the first one...
Look in JetspeedProfilerService
public Profile getProfile(RunData rundata, CapabilityMap cm)
This gives you a good hook into the process of locating a users psml
file.
>
> As for the role-based fallback psml, that works if the
> user creates a new account. In our client's case, the
> users create their account outside of Jetspeed. Thus,
> our portal authenticates outside of Jetspeed. Since the
> users are registered outside of Jetspeed, the psmls
> don't get created in Jetspeed's file system or database.
> This is my current and perhaps limited understanding of
> how the psmls work. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
>
The role based psml does NOT create a psml per user - it uses the
role based psml file for all users (where they don't have their own).
Thus I think it should work fine in your situation.
HTH,
Chris
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