Attribute permissions

Hi,
based on the iPlanet knowledgebase I tried to set a user profile
via the dynamic profile servlet, however this fails due to
an error:
com.iplanet.portalserver.profile.ProfileException: Permission denied in
setting attributes or privileges
This is what I did:
Profile p = sess.getUserProfile();
p.setAttributeString("iwtUser-role",rolename,Profile.NEW);
I modified /etc/opt/SUNWips/xml/iwtUser.xml so that iwtUser-role
now has
<iwt:Att name="iwtUser-role"
desc="Users Role"
type="string"
idx="u12"
userConfigurable="TRUE">
<Rperm>ADMIN</Rperm><Rperm>OWNER</Rperm>
<Wperm>ADMIN</Wperm><Wperm>OWNER</Wperm>
</iwt:Att>
I restarted the server afterwards
Anything I forgot?
thanks
Bob

The XML files on disk are not used at run-time. They are only there
as a reference if one would ever want to revert back to the original values.
To change the permissions on the iwtUser-role attribute, use the admin console,
select the appropriate domain, role, or user profile, select the User component
and click the "Show Read/Write Permissions" radio button. You can then enable
write permission.
Keep in mind that if a user can change their role, they can change it to the
admin role and thereby get permission to change anything.
Tom
Super-User wrote:
>
Hi,
based on the iPlanet knowledgebase I tried to set a user profile
via the dynamic profile servlet, however this fails due to
an error:
com.iplanet.portalserver.profile.ProfileException: Permission denied in
setting attributes or privileges
This is what I did:
Profile p = sess.getUserProfile();
p.setAttributeString("iwtUser-role",rolename,Profile.NEW);
I modified /etc/opt/SUNWips/xml/iwtUser.xml so that iwtUser-role
now has
<iwt:Att name="iwtUser-role"
desc="Users Role"
type="string"
idx="u12"
userConfigurable="TRUE">
<Rperm>ADMIN</Rperm><Rperm>OWNER</Rperm>
<Wperm>ADMIN</Wperm><Wperm>OWNER</Wperm>
</iwt:Att>
I restarted the server afterwards
Anything I forgot?
thanks
Bob

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4.Click on the Security Tab in the Java Control Panel
5.Click on the Edit Site List button in the lower RH corner of the control panel
6.Add your URL to be allowed
Enter the full path that you use to access this such as https://myequallogics.com or the IP address if that is how you access it (as in http://192.168.0.100 - Https is recommended by Oracle.) Once complete hit OK. You should now see the exception on the security page.
7.Close out of the control panel.
8.You can now acess your site through the browser window.
Thanks to Java error: Missing required Permissions manifest attribute in main jar - Spiceworks for letting me know this.
regards,
Sridhar

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