"sverker" wrote :
| I've come to the conclusion that it is simply not supported by JBoss Portal
architecture to have it serving multiple virtual hosts, nor to run multiple instances of
the portal server itself.
|
| While running multiple instances of the portal server maybe isn't that high
priority (isn't required by my applications at least), the ability to support virtual
hosts is.
|
JBoss portal does have a few limitations:
(1)default portal should be there as an example.
(2)Virtual host not supported.
(3)Navigation menu is urgly. Navigation portlet is so important that all deployments are
needed.
(4)User portlet is not fully implemented yet... Example, once you update the profile, not
any indication appear on the page. Nobody knows whether the update success or not until
you try it out by logout/login.
But you can acheive the virtual host features or running multiple portal instance easily.
(1)I have running semi-virtual hosting on jboss. What i used to solve the problem is using
"http redirect".
(2)i have my own generic nativation portlet. which itsown is a WAR DIRECTORY. You can
enter the directory to modify the configurations anytime.
(3)I will rewrite the user portlet myself in the next few days.
yang
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