the first case, I want users to be able to change which portlets are on each
page.

Dennis Dam wrote:
> 
> Just to get a clear picture: you want users to be able to change which 
> portlets are on each page, or you want users to edit the default 
> configuration of portlets?
> 
> 
> 
> yangwawa wrote:
>> hi,Dennis
>>       Thank u very much for ur reply. It's very kind of u.What I want is
>> when a new user(A) is created based on role B,the pages under _role/B/ is
>> deep copied to _user/A/, then the user A can modify his pages freely
>> without
>> worrying about affecting others. So which profile rule should be applied
>> for
>> the creating of user A. 
>> Regards
>> Juan Yang
>>
>> Dennis Dam wrote:
>>   
>>> Hi Yang,
>>>
>>> please don't email me directly! Always post through the user list 
>>> ([email protected]), so other people can also benefit 
>>> from answers..
>>>
>>> to answer your question, you have to use the right profiling rules to 
>>> determine the pages a user can see. That depends on your requirements, 
>>> do you want users to be able to see pages based on their role, or does 
>>> have every user have their own unique pages? Jetspeed is so flexible 
>>> with respect to profiling, I can't give you a straight answer unless I 
>>> know what you want.
>>>
>>> To give an example though, consider the rule "user-role-fallback" which 
>>> is mentioned on  
>>> http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/guides/guide-profiler.html: this 
>>> rule will first look in a user's home dir (/_user/<username>) for a 
>>> portal resource (e.g. a psml), and will fall back to role-based lookup 
>>> (/_role/<rolename>). So a PSML in the _user/ dir will override a PSML 
>>> with the same name in the /_role dir. It sounds like what you want?
>>>
>>> Dennis
>>>
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>     
>>>> hi,Dennis
>>>>  Thank u for ur reply.and I am sorry for my offence.After studying the
>>>> resource u gived me before, i am still confused. And now I am trapped
>>>> by
>>>> the scenario.if I create a folder named after a rolename under
>>>> /page/_role/, then when a user of this role type is created, a new
>>>> folder
>>>> named after the new username is also created under /page/_user/  and
>>>> the
>>>> content of the new folder is similar to the folder under
>>>> /page/_role/rolename. so which profile rule can satisfy my need.thank u
>>>> very much.
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>> Juan Yang
>>>> Dennis Dam wrote:
>>>>   
>>>>       
>>>>> Hi Juan,
>>>>>
>>>>> The profile rules for a user defines which portal resources (e.g. PSML 
>>>>> pages) are being loaded for the user, based on different criteria. See 
>>>>> http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/guides/guide-profiler.html for a 
>>>>> full explanation.
>>>>>
>>>>> Dennis
>>>>>
>>>>> PS The questions you have been asking typically belong to the user
>>>>> list, 
>>>>> can you post them there from now on?
>>>>>
>>>>> yangwawa wrote:
>>>>>     
>>>>>         
>>>>>> hi,all
>>>>>> I have found when admin create a new user he has to choice what the
>>>>>> profile
>>>>>> rule that will be applied into the new user, so how the user profile
>>>>>> affect
>>>>>> the user's character. thank u very much.
>>>>>> Juan Yang
>>>>>>
>>>>>>   
>>>>>>       
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