Jetspeed through SSO/Proxy

[Tim O'Donnell <ti...@verity.com>]

Hi all,

I'm experiencing some strange behavior I'm hoping someone might 
recognize and clue me in to.

I'm using jetspeed and currently have it integrated (via a custom 
Authentication class) with an SSO product. The SSO solution is 
essentially a proxy which adds some data to the headers and passes the 
requests onto Jetspeed -- the url, thus, is changed a bit. Through SSO, 
I access it via:

http://sso/desktop

and without SSO, via:

http://myserver:8080/

NOTE: I moved jetspeed to the root context in tomcat. That ok?

The strange behavior I'm seeing is that when I access jetspeed through 
SSO (proxy), some of the portal breaks. Specifically, under the 
Customize screens, moving portlets around, changing the order of tab 
panes, changing skins -- all this doesn't work. In some cases it fails 
to cause any change and in other (many) cases I get a screen that says:

$jetspeed.getCustomizer($data.Customized).getContent($data)

Interestingly, if I access jetspeed OUTSIDE of sso (the second url), 
everything works flawlessly.

Does this make sense to anyone? Is there any reason why these sort of 
things break when accessed through a proxy server? Under what scenarios 
would I get the above unprocessed velocity template (e.g. lost session, 
internal error or some kind, etc)?

If anyone has ANY ideas, I'd really love to hear them. I've been 
banging my head against the wall for the last few days trying to figure 
it out.

Thanks for your time,

Tim


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Performance testing of Application that runs on Jetspeed.

[Sunil Sheshadri <ss...@cisco.com>]

Hello All,
We are using JMETER as the tool to do performance testing of our portal
application that uses Jetspeed. We have stuck up in a problem where we
have to test Customize menu but we are not able to get the URL as
portlet automatically does that.

Does anyone have done testing using JMETER? Or is there any other good
tools to do performance testing??


Regards,
Sunil Sheshadri,


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