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Rome_RSS portlet saving local data
LS,
I installed a fresh jetspeed 2.1.2 using the binary installer using all defaults
except the base directory location.
All starts up OK, no errors as far as I can see.
After logging in as Admin I created a few pages with Rome_RSS portlets.
I configured the porlets each with another RSS feed.
Now I have the following :
- When not logged in I only see the default RSS feed from the portlet
- When logged in as admin it is not always the same
Sometimes the default rss feed
Sometimes the newly configured ones.
I have not (yet) found the rationale behind both options.
Questions :
- How can I configure a Rome_rss portlet config to be used by a guest
- Did anyone see the same when logged in ?
BTW : I have a 2.0 version of jetspeed running where it works as I expected.
Kind regards,
Herman Reintke
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Re: Rome_RSS portlet saving local data
Posted by Herman Reintke <hr...@tauri.nl>.
David Sean Taylor <david <at> bluesunrise.com> writes:
>
>
> > When logged im as admin and getting the "default" rss feed, when I
> > look in
> > configure portlet I see the updated rss feed.
> > Switching back to view mode loads the "admin" rss feed.
> >
> > If can create any logs or views that can help just let me know.
> >
>
> Well, Im not sure what is causing it, but I do believe that it is
> happening
> Why I cannot reproduce it is a mystery right now
> Did you start with a page provided by the demo, or did you create
> your own brand new page like I did
> If you could go through these steps:
>
> * login as admin, go into page edit mode (customize)
> * create a new page
> * add the Football BBC RSS portlet to the page
> * override it to cricket
> * verify that the admin user now has cricket
> * logout
> * verify that the guest user now has football
> * login as admin
> * verify that the admin user now has cricket
>
David,
It is about the same as I did before but I did the process above on a new
installed jetspeed instance.
All is OK but.... after the last login as admin I get the data from the
football feed instead of cricket.
I created a jetspeed.swf file from my actions which you can get at the
website at 213.84.191.74.
I am running jetspeed on a WinXP system.
Kind regards,
Herman Reintke
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Re: Rome_RSS portlet saving local data
Posted by David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>.
On Aug 10, 2007, at 3:31 AM, Herman Reintke wrote:
> I am using a jetspeed installed with the 2.1.2-demo-installer and
> changed
> nothing to it. Created a fresh install, no upgrade from previous
> portals.
>
> I am accessing to the localhost:8080 connection to avoid any apache
> -> tomcat
> issues.
> I used both Firefox and IE. And configured FF not to use any cache.
>
> In my first attempts I used the only the Rome_RSS portlet when adding
> but I saw the same behaviour on RSS portlet and Football BBC portlet.
>
> When logged im as admin and getting the "default" rss feed, when I
> look in
> configure portlet I see the updated rss feed.
> Switching back to view mode loads the "admin" rss feed.
>
> If can create any logs or views that can help just let me know.
>
Well, Im not sure what is causing it, but I do believe that it is
happening
Why I cannot reproduce it is a mystery right now
Did you start with a page provided by the demo, or did you create
your own brand new page like I did
If you could go through these steps:
* login as admin, go into page edit mode (customize)
* create a new page
* add the Football BBC RSS portlet to the page
* override it to cricket
* verify that the admin user now has cricket
* logout
* verify that the guest user now has football
* login as admin
* verify that the admin user now has cricket
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Re: Rome_RSS portlet saving local data
Posted by Herman Reintke <hr...@tauri.nl>.
David Sean Taylor <david <at> bluesunrise.com> writes:
>
> > But the other issue still remains then. I think I know when what
> > happens.
> >
> > - I created two page withe RSS portlets.
> > - I updated the preferences to my rss feeds.
> > - Restarted my browser session
> > - Get page 1 as not logged in user
> > - see default data
> > - I login as admin
> > - get page 1 and see default data
> > - get page 2 and see preferred data
> > - I logout
> > - I get page 2 and see default data
> > - I login as admin
> > - I get page 2 and see default data
> >
> > Maybe some caching issue ?
> >
> Don't think so
> Here is what I tried:
>
> 1. Login as Admin
> 2. add a new page "Test"
> 3. add the BBC RSS Sports feed for football (comes with the rss.war
> demo of Jetspeed)
> edit it, change it to cricket
>
> from
>
> http://newsrss.bbc.co.uk/rss/sportonline_uk_edition/football/rss.xml
>
> to
>
> http://newsrss.bbc.co.uk/rss/sportonline_uk_edition/cricket/rss.xml
>
> 4. logout
> 5. Navigate to the "Test" page as guest
> It shows Football feeds correctly
> 6. Login as Admin
> It shows Cricket feeds correctly
>
> Im trying to reproduce this with no luck. Im sorry
> Maybe I need to go back to support 101, as Im getting an F here
> Could you tell me :
>
> * version of Jetspeed
> * any special settings in Spring configuration
>
I am using a jetspeed installed with the 2.1.2-demo-installer and changed
nothing to it. Created a fresh install, no upgrade from previous portals.
I am accessing to the localhost:8080 connection to avoid any apache -> tomcat
issues.
I used both Firefox and IE. And configured FF not to use any cache.
In my first attempts I used the only the Rome_RSS portlet when adding
but I saw the same behaviour on RSS portlet and Football BBC portlet.
When logged im as admin and getting the "default" rss feed, when I look in
configure portlet I see the updated rss feed.
Switching back to view mode loads the "admin" rss feed.
If can create any logs or views that can help just let me know.
Kind regards,
Herman Reintke
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Re: Rome_RSS portlet saving local data
Posted by David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>.
On Aug 8, 2007, at 11:58 PM, Herman Reintke wrote:
> David Sean Taylor <david <at> bluesunrise.com> writes:
>
>>
>>> - When not logged in I only see the default RSS feed from the
> Portlet
>>> - When logged in as admin it is not always the same
>>> Sometimes the default rss feed
>>> Sometimes the newly configured ones.
>>> I have not (yet) found the rationale behind both options.
>>>
>>
>> Yes, we changed the behavior (due to overwhelming requests from end
>> users) so that preferences are not truly "user-specific"
>> So if you login as the Administrator, change the preferences for an
>> RSS portlet, then those preferences are only stored for the admin
>> user
>> and are not visible to other users. In 2.0, preferences were not
>> stored for a specific-user. They were stored uniquely on the page.
>>
>> We plan to provide a new "Configure" mode in the next release
>> addressing this issue by allowing the administrator to configure the
>> defaults for all users on the current page,
>> override the defaults made available in the portlet.xml system wide
>>
>> See
>>
>> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JS2-634
>>
>> If you don't want to wait, you can configure the system to work the
>> "old" 2.0 way although I don't recommend that, as this fix should be
>> available in the next bug fix release within the next month or so
>>
>
> Thanks David,
>
> at least I understand and will log in to see the correct pages.
>
> Or is there a way to configure in a dirty way by changing xml files
> or DB
> Content ?
>
Not really
> But the other issue still remains then. I think I know when what
> happens.
>
> - I created two page withe RSS portlets.
> - I updated the preferences to my rss feeds.
> - Restarted my browser session
> - Get page 1 as not logged in user
> - see default data
> - I login as admin
> - get page 1 and see default data
> - get page 2 and see preferred data
> - I logout
> - I get page 2 and see default data
> - I login as admin
> - I get page 2 and see default data
>
> Maybe some caching issue ?
>
Don't think so
Here is what I tried:
1. Login as Admin
2. add a new page "Test"
3. add the BBC RSS Sports feed for football (comes with the rss.war
demo of Jetspeed)
edit it, change it to cricket
from
http://newsrss.bbc.co.uk/rss/sportonline_uk_edition/football/rss.xml
to
http://newsrss.bbc.co.uk/rss/sportonline_uk_edition/cricket/rss.xml
4. logout
5. Navigate to the "Test" page as guest
It shows Football feeds correctly
6. Login as Admin
It shows Cricket feeds correctly
Im trying to reproduce this with no luck. Im sorry
Maybe I need to go back to support 101, as Im getting an F here
Could you tell me :
* version of Jetspeed
* any special settings in Spring configuration
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Re: Rome_RSS portlet saving local data
Posted by Herman Reintke <hr...@tauri.nl>.
David Sean Taylor <david <at> bluesunrise.com> writes:
>
> > - When not logged in I only see the default RSS feed from the
Portlet
> > - When logged in as admin it is not always the same
> > Sometimes the default rss feed
> > Sometimes the newly configured ones.
> > I have not (yet) found the rationale behind both options.
> >
>
> Yes, we changed the behavior (due to overwhelming requests from end
> users) so that preferences are not truly "user-specific"
> So if you login as the Administrator, change the preferences for an
> RSS portlet, then those preferences are only stored for the admin user
> and are not visible to other users. In 2.0, preferences were not
> stored for a specific-user. They were stored uniquely on the page.
>
> We plan to provide a new "Configure" mode in the next release
> addressing this issue by allowing the administrator to configure the
> defaults for all users on the current page,
> override the defaults made available in the portlet.xml system wide
>
> See
>
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JS2-634
>
> If you don't want to wait, you can configure the system to work the
> "old" 2.0 way although I don't recommend that, as this fix should be
> available in the next bug fix release within the next month or so
>
Thanks David,
at least I understand and will log in to see the correct pages.
Or is there a way to configure in a dirty way by changing xml files or DB
Content ?
But the other issue still remains then. I think I know when what happens.
- I created two page withe RSS portlets.
- I updated the preferences to my rss feeds.
- Restarted my browser session
- Get page 1 as not logged in user
- see default data
- I login as admin
- get page 1 and see default data
- get page 2 and see preferred data
- I logout
- I get page 2 and see default data
- I login as admin
- I get page 2 and see default data
Maybe some caching issue ?
Kind regards,
Herman Reintke
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Re: Rome_RSS portlet saving local data
Posted by David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>.
On Aug 8, 2007, at 8:10 AM, Herman Reintke wrote:
> LS,
>
> I installed a fresh jetspeed 2.1.2 using the binary installer using
> all defaults
> except the base directory location.
>
> All starts up OK, no errors as far as I can see.
>
> After logging in as Admin I created a few pages with Rome_RSS
> portlets.
> I configured the porlets each with another RSS feed.
>
> Now I have the following :
>
> - When not logged in I only see the default RSS feed from the portlet
> - When logged in as admin it is not always the same
> Sometimes the default rss feed
> Sometimes the newly configured ones.
> I have not (yet) found the rationale behind both options.
>
> Questions :
>
> - How can I configure a Rome_rss portlet config to be used by a
> guest
> - Did anyone see the same when logged in ?
>
> BTW : I have a 2.0 version of jetspeed running where it works as I
> expected.
>
Yes, we changed the behavior (due to overwhelming requests from end
users) so that preferences are not truly "user-specific"
So if you login as the Administrator, change the preferences for an
RSS portlet, then those preferences are only stored for the admin user
and are not visible to other users. In 2.0, preferences were not
stored for a specific-user. They were stored uniquely on the page.
We plan to provide a new "Configure" mode in the next release
addressing this issue by allowing the administrator to configure the
defaults for all users on the current page,
override the defaults made available in the portlet.xml system wide
See
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JS2-634
If you don't want to wait, you can configure the system to work the
"old" 2.0 way although I don't recommend that, as this fix should be
available in the next bug fix release within the next month or so
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