Thanks Vivek, this document was the definitive guide :)
I've solved the issue by inserting two rows into the FRAGMENT_CONSTRAINT
table:
insert into FRAGMENT_CONSTRAINT values (1, 721, 0, NULL, 'guest', NULL,
NULL);
insert into FRAGMENT_CONSTRAINT values (2, 721, 1, NULL, 'user', NULL,
'view');
the first row denies the guests while the second allows the user role
for the fragment with id 721. However, I couldn't find any other way of
doing this other than manually inserting into the database, maybe
there's a way of doing it using the administrative portlets but I
couldn't find..
Vivek Kumar wrote:
Have you tried using Jetspeed security constraints?.
I think constraints will help. Learn more about constraints here
http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/guides/guide-security-declarative-psml.html
On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 6:14 PM, Serkan Camurcuoglu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi all,
I want to have some portlets on my page such that they are only seen by
users but not guests. For example, when a guest is browsing a page, he sees
4 portlets, but after he logs in, he now sees 6 portlets on the same page
(I'm not using user-specific pages). I've tried using
security-constraint-ref in my jetspeed-portlet.xml but it doesn't seem to
work. Also I don't understand how the permissions administrative portlet
works, because there's no permission defined for guests to view any portlet,
but they can already see most portlets. I'm a little bit confused about
permissions, can anybody clarify these?
Regards,
SerkanC
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