I compared the psml in question and the one on the system that is
functioning correctly. They both have the same parameter for the
<entry id="350" parent="SecurityForm">
<parameter name="_menustate" value="closed"/>
</entry>
I think the parameter "_menustate" value="closed" tell the portal that is
porlet is not open until certain action is initiated. The difference is
in the list of porlets when you click on 'customized' graphic button
associated with 'security' pane. There are 13 portlets including
'security', which is the last one on display, for the correct psml. The
one that is causing problem only have 12, missing the last one 'security'
portlet. This 'security' portlet is associated with the "SecurityForm" in
the registry.
I think the problem will be fixed if I can add the 'security' portlet back
to the psml but I can't becasue the 'add portlet' is disabled for that
layout. Any suggestions?
Alex
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11/20/2003 11:17 AM
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Re: How to add back a closed portlet in admin security pane
I'm shooting in the dark, not having ever used the security browser, but
this might get you started:
The file you need to change is under
WEB-INF/psml/user/admin/html/default.psml
You should see a <portlets id='302'> tag. That's the Security pane. (the
portlets tag that contains <title>Security</title> is the one you want.)
In that portlets tag you should find these two entry tags; I'm guessing
that since you clicked "close" you'll be missing one or both of these:
<entry id="345" parent="SecurityBrowser"/>
<entry id="350" parent="SecurityForm">
<parameter name="_menustate" value="closed"/>
</entry>
The id's may be different in your file; the Parent attribute is the one
you care about. Add either missing entry tag. If you have both, I'm not
sure what to tell you. :)
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Stuart,
Thanks for the response. I am not using dbpsml but I did tried exporting
the psml on the file system. There is no "portletstate=closed". Is this
information save in the default hypersonic db? How can I change that in
hypersonic db?
Let me describe what I did so we are on the same page.
1. sign in as admin
2. click on 'security' pane
3. click on 'security browser'
4. pick one of the security policy then click on the corresponding 'edit'
graphic button
5. click the 'close' graphic button on the portlet title bar
Now, when you are back to the 'security browser', pick one of the policy
to edit. You can't get to that page which allow you to edit the policy.
Is there a way to restore that back? Thanks for your help.
Alex
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11/20/2003 05:32 AM
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Re: How to add back a closed portlet in admin security pane
Probably the easiest way is to export that psml, remove the
"portletstate=closed" portion, and re-import it. (obviously you only need
to export/import if you're using database psml).
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I accidentally closed the porlet while I was in the edit security policy
portlet, inside security pane, security browser as admin. How can I add
that portlet back? I tried to add portlet back the normal way but the
'add portlet' button is disabled.
Thanks.
Alex
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