Admin user can't modify other users' PSML through PSML Browser

[John Tolentino <jt...@exist.com>]

Hi,

I have Jetspeed 1.5 running on Tomcat 4.1.29 and did the following:

- logged in using admin / jetspeed for username and password.
- created an "enabled" user named "test"
- tried to edit test/html/default.psml using the PSML Browser

Then I got this message: "You do not have access to these portlets."

The only PSMLs that admin could edit (aside from his own) is the anon
user's. I was expecting that I could edit any of the users' PSML since I
logged in as admin. Can anyone clarify if I'm doing something wrong; had the
wrong idea; or if there was indeed something wrong with the code and there's
already a fix for it?

Thanks,
John


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Re: Admin user can't modify other users' PSML through PSML Browser

[John Tolentino <jt...@exist.com>]

Hi Danny,

That did the job. Thanks!

Regards,
John

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AW: Admin user can't modify other users' PSML through PSML Browser

[Danny <da...@mms-dresden.de>]

You could change the security-entry "owner-only" and add admin to allow="*".

That's what I did.

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: John Tolentino [mailto:jtolentino@exist.com]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 5. August 2004 13:26
> An: Jetspeed Users List
> Betreff: Admin user can't modify other users' PSML through
> PSML Browser
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have Jetspeed 1.5 running on Tomcat 4.1.29 and did the following:
>
> - logged in using admin / jetspeed for username and password.
> - created an "enabled" user named "test"
> - tried to edit test/html/default.psml using the PSML Browser
>
> Then I got this message: "You do not have access to these portlets."
>
> The only PSMLs that admin could edit (aside from his own) is the anon
> user's. I was expecting that I could edit any of the users'
> PSML since I
> logged in as admin. Can anyone clarify if I'm doing something
> wrong; had the
> wrong idea; or if there was indeed something wrong with the
> code and there's
> already a fix for it?
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
>
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Portlets execution flow

[Oscar Ruiz <os...@gtd.es>]

Hi all,

can anyone clarify me how multiple MVC portlets (JSP for instance) are
executed and output displayed?

There is obviously an order in which portlet controllers are called,
apparently from top to bottom and left to right.

*apparently* the View component (JSP) is executed right after the
Controller, hence if portlets are sharing a Model the whole thing results in
a disaster.

Is there a way of rendering the page (i.e. execute the View components)
after all controllers have completed?

Many thanks.

Oscar.



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