Re: Changing the background color of the portal - Portal page height

Dear Sven, also td height=600 works fine, and allows to have all pages that are shorter than 600 px to look the same, whereas the others are rendered as they are. A percentage is more dynamic but makes appearance change in all pages (80% of each different height). Anyway, let the user choose the

Re: Invoking another portlet

Do anybody knows how to get the portlet id ( in default.psml ) given the portlet name. Reards Deep Kumar Chief Architect, ComCreation - Original Message - From: Moazeni, Zachariah (AGRE) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jetspeed Users List jetspeed-user@jakarta.apache.org Sent: Thursday,

Single Sign on

We are using Jetspeed as a window into our different applications. Each applkication requires a silent login which we have partially solved with some drawbacks. I am looking at providing a single sign on solution that can be shared by each application, the user signs into Jetspeed and then

Re: Changing the background color of the portal - Portal page height

Dear Stefano, I think that only looks good for someone who has the same resolution (1280 x 1024 ?) as you do. For someone with 800x640 for example it probably doesn't. Bye, Sven. Am Fri, 15 Apr 2005 08:45:58 +0200 schrieb Stefano Bianchi [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Dear Sven, also td height=600

Re: Changing the background color of the portal - Portal page height

Dear Sven, you are right, I was talking in theory. What does it happen if you set 80% and you have a longer content? I think the portal render it all despite the setup. Anyway, do you (or any other) know how could it be possible to fix the height of the portal and have all central contents

RE: Invoking another portlet

Nodes have a getName() Pages inherit from Nodes, and have getFragmentId (which I believe is the Portlet ID in J2) If you know the name, can you somehow get the list of Pages, and check the Name. If the name is good, get the id? -Zach -Original Message- From: Deep Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Single Sign on

Hi, One approach would be for your portlet to use the portlet API's user preferences to store the user's username and passwords for each of the portlet applications. The user would authenticate to Jetspeed (or any other portlet-API compatible portal), and then the portlets would log the user in

Re: Single Sign on

There is an SSO component in Jetspeed. You can add remote credentials for a Jetspeed group or user to the credential store. Look at the SSO portlets how to use the credentials store. We use SSO to manage db credentials and web access. We attach remote credentials to groups (e.g Application1,

Re: Single Sign on

Thanks for the input. What we have is an Oracle Forms app running in an IFrame, applets, JSP application and portlet(s). We need one repository for maintianing user information. LDAP is not an option unfortunately. Users can change passwords in each application at the moment, so the change

Re: JAASSessionValidator error with struts-bridge

I just want to answer this post, in case anyone else has the same issue. Also, this has turned up a bug with either the url rewriting of Jetspeed or the struts-bridge. We resolved the issue by telling weblogic to not use url rewriting for saving the jsessionid key and only to use cookies. We

Re: Changing the background color of the portal - Portal page height

Dear Stefano, that's correct, if I have longer content the page is scrolled completely. But that's OK for me. My problem was that, if have only a few portlets the whole portlet looked really crappy because the bottom-frame was somewhere in the middle. But your idea is pretty interessting too