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User manager access..
hi list
i created a portlet from a new war..
this portlet should change its user attributes ( name, address, and etc.)
i've added jetspeed API and jetspeed security jar files to my library..
i've added this in my portlet init
...
userManager = (UserManager) getPortletContext().getAttribute(
CommonPortletServices.CPS_USER_MANAGER_COMPONENT);
if (null == userManager) { throw new PortletException(
"Failed to find the User Manager on portlet
initialization"); }
...
it fails to find user manager..
i think this has something to do with the spring but im no good at it..
did i do something wrong?
anybody here know what to do?
what are the required steps to have access usermanager or portal
adminstration?
thanks..
nikko
Re: User manager access..
Posted by Nikko Gaerlan <ni...@gmail.com>.
wow thanks for the quick reply..
so i will create new jetspeed-portlet.xml?
thanks again..
On 10/27/06, vivek <Vi...@fmr.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi
>
> you need to include the
> UserManager service in jetspeed-portlet.xml
>
> some thing like this..
>
>
> <portlet-app>
> <js:services>
> <js:service name="UserManager" />
> </js:services>
> </portlet-app>
>
>
> vivek
>
> Nikko Gaerlan wrote:
> >
> > hi list
> >
> > i created a portlet from a new war..
> > this portlet should change its user attributes ( name, address, and
> etc.)
> >
> > i've added jetspeed API and jetspeed security jar files to my library..
> >
> > i've added this in my portlet init
> >
> > ...
> > userManager = (UserManager) getPortletContext().getAttribute(
> > CommonPortletServices.CPS_USER_MANAGER_COMPONENT);
> > if (null == userManager) { throw new PortletException(
> > "Failed to find the User Manager on portlet
> > initialization"); }
> > ...
> >
> > it fails to find user manager..
> >
> > i think this has something to do with the spring but im no good at it..
> >
> > did i do something wrong?
> > anybody here know what to do?
> > what are the required steps to have access usermanager or portal
> > adminstration?
> > thanks..
> >
> > nikko
> >
> >
>
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Re: User manager access..
Posted by vivek <Vi...@fmr.com>.
Hi
you need to include the
UserManager service in jetspeed-portlet.xml
some thing like this..
<portlet-app>
<js:services>
<js:service name="UserManager" />
</js:services>
</portlet-app>
vivek
Nikko Gaerlan wrote:
>
> hi list
>
> i created a portlet from a new war..
> this portlet should change its user attributes ( name, address, and etc.)
>
> i've added jetspeed API and jetspeed security jar files to my library..
>
> i've added this in my portlet init
>
> ...
> userManager = (UserManager) getPortletContext().getAttribute(
> CommonPortletServices.CPS_USER_MANAGER_COMPONENT);
> if (null == userManager) { throw new PortletException(
> "Failed to find the User Manager on portlet
> initialization"); }
> ...
>
> it fails to find user manager..
>
> i think this has something to do with the spring but im no good at it..
>
> did i do something wrong?
> anybody here know what to do?
> what are the required steps to have access usermanager or portal
> adminstration?
> thanks..
>
> nikko
>
>
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