I have finally found the problem:
The jar-files (commons-lang.jar, some application DTO
and helper classes) were in the web-inf directory of
the war file. The classpath in the manifest.mf file was
not set.
After moving the jars to the .ear file and setting the
classpath, everying works as desired.
JBoss seems to be more demanding concerning the
classpath than Websphere.
Regards,
Lorenz Beyeler
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Hi All,
The Portal application we are designing needs to talk to variety of back end systems (supporting different protocols for integration) to get data in asynchronous/synchronous manner.
Wondering what would be the right ESB to use with JBoss Portal Server 2.6.3. I'm considering Servicemix or Mule.
Does anybody has experience in using them with Jboss Portal Server 2.6.3 ? I would like to understand which one fits seamlessly with lesser problems.
Regards,
Rohit
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Hi thomas,
.. and thanks for your response. In my case this is the function i am looking for. In my setup(2.6.3) it's not working. After a signout i am redirected to the default portal, not to mydefaultportal one i assigned to be the default one. I found out, that if i put the parameter **8080/portal/signout?local=<mydefaultportal> it redirects me to the right one, but if i extend the signout url in the SignOutURLFactory i doesn't work?
.. i'm confused that this works in your version? Is there any custumization possible?
thanks,
joern
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Here is a easy work around I can think of however not sure whether that is the right way to do.
In the portal you can have 2 subportals - 1. FirstPage and 2. TheRealPortal (the actual one).
The FirstPage portal is set as default portal. So all people will see it. But when a valid user logs in he would be sent to the default page of TheRealPortal.
This is the same way today the admin functionality work. When I login as Admin/Admin it takes me to the default page of Admin Portal.
Experts, please comment if you see this is acceptable way of achieving the requirement. However, I'm not yet sure how exactly t is implemented.
Regards,
Rohit
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