I mean that I wish to access the portal user properties/attributes that the portal contains. my scenario is simple. I have a php web application, lets say a forum, a user registers using jetspeed, the registration propigates to the forum(I'm still a little vauge as to how this is done.) then when the user logs onto jetspeed a portlet with the forum shows up with the user logged on.
how do you get access the the portlet attributes within the php application ? or do you just use the form based authentication to register the user in the php application using the SSOWebContentPortlet? I'm a little unclear as to how it is all done and it looks as though there a mulitple ways to go about it. I'm just trying to find the best way. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks. On 1/3/07, David Sean Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
dee factorial wrote: > I wouldn't mind using those portlets if I had full access to the user > properties within the web application. If I use the > SSOWebConetentPortlet, I > could specifiy the sign on url , username, and password feilds and the > users > info could sign the user in, but how do I get them registered in the web > application ? is there a way to access the user properties within the web > application ? > When you say "full access to the user properties within the web application", do you mean the PHP web application? And what user properties, do you mean like the user attributes from the portal, or just the username and password? The SSOWebContentPortlet does support HTTP and form based authentication --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
