Enrique, Thanks for the link you've pointed out. I have taken a look at the doc and it was quite helpful. Nonetheless there are still some misty points to me, like :
1) how come "role:user:group:user:group:admin" doesn't look first for /pages/_role/user/_group/user/_group/admin ? (similarly to J1 example supplied) 2) it looks like user-role-fallback is the best pick for me (first look inside _user, then _role's user). How can I set it to default profile ? 3) my previous question 3) : when does J2 decide to copy _user/template to _user/myUser ? Ludovic > Hi, Ludovic > > As far as I know, every time a new user is registered (succesfully) in > the system (through the "User Registration" portlet), a new folder is > created under "jetspeed/WEB-INF/pages/_user/" and named as the username > (specified by the user). > > Then, there is a profiling rule for searching pages in the portal that > works like this: > > - Supposed we want to look for the page "tab1.psml" > - The searching engine starts from the deepest folder and comes back > to root (I think this is called "fall-back", but I'm not sure): > > WEB-INF/pages/_user/[username]/_mediatype/[media]/_language/[lang]/_country/[country]/tab1.psml > > - If there is a tab1.psml in that path, J2 shows that page, but if > there is no match found in that path (because there is no > "tab1.psml" in it, or simply "/_country/[country]" does not exists), > J2 tries to look for "tab1.psml" in the next directory: > > WEB-INF/pages/_user/[username]/_mediatype/[media]/_language/[lang]/tab1.psml > NOTE that we skip the directory "/_country/". This is a rule for the > profiler: it will skip all folders that start with character "_". > > -And so on, if exists, J2 shows that page; if not, tries for the > next path. Suppossing there is no "tab1.psml" in any directory, I > think the searching paths would be: > WEB-INF/pages/_user/[username]/_mediatype/[media]/tab1.psml > WEB-INF/pages/_user/[username]/tab1.psml > WEB-INF/pages/tab1.psml > WEB-INF/pages/default-page.psml > > > If I didn't make it clear enough (or I'm wrong), you can find more info > about profinling rules in this docs: > https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/portals/jetspeed-2/branches/JETSPEED-BRANCH-2.0.1/design-docs/src/profiler/ > > and then look for a file called: J2-page-manager-profiling > > Regards, > Enrique > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: >> Hi again, >> >> 1) I've recently noticed that ALL my pages which have VelocityTwoColumns >> actually display 1 column (1 portlet per row). I haven't touched >> anything >> to my PSMLs as far as I know. I even tried to pull out an older version >> which I remember displayed OK, and now it's screwed as well. >> Therefore my guesses tend to be around the Database, problem is I don't >> have a single idea on which table to search... >> >> 2) Is there a guide on how to use profiles that I'm missing ? >> I've been playing around with those profiles lately in order to display >> the same pages for all "manager" (role) and let all simple user with >> default ones. It looks like J1 and J2 don't do the job, unlike >> role-fallback (and maybe the others "fallback" too). So what are J1 and >> J2's specialities ? Why are they the default profiles ? >> I have taken a look at the Administrative->Profile Manager but it's >> quite >> confusing... >> >> 3) Why sometimes (depending on the profile maybe ?) a default-page.psml >> is >> generated in _user/aNewUser/ ? How to prevent this from happening ? >> >> For information, I have upgraded from J2.0 to J2.0.1 yesterday. >> >> Thanks, >> Ludovic >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
