Does iPlanet POrtal Server provide additional language package for a additional price or is it required to be taken from a third party?

The additional language package need not be taken from any third party. I think iPlanet offers language package at additional cost. Still you may get in contact with the Sales Office for more details.
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HI There,
You should be able to set up multiple languages based on the user locale. You can have different templates for each locale within your custom template dir. By convention the following is the order when the portal server checks for templates:
1.<dir>_<locale> (the localized, cust. directory first)
2.<dir> (non-localized, cust. directory)
3.default_<locale> (localized default directory)
4.default (default directory)
Each locale can obviously support a different language.
Hope this helps

Does Weblogic Portal Server provides caching services and multilingual support

I wanted to know whether Weblogic Portal Server 8.1 has got the facility for caching
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is this JSF-portlet.jar bridge file used to create .portlet file from the JSF file so that the portlet file may be added in the portal?
And if you were able to solve the issue by removing the bridge jar file itself, how does that help? if that is the one that would help in creating portlets.
If anyone have been able to create a .portlet file from JSF and deploy in Weblogic 8.1, let me know.
Thanks,
-RAJIV.

How does iPlanet Portal server support authentication to NT domains/workgroups?

I would recommend reading this ..
http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/portal/30/ag/authctn.htm#754920
One thing that is not specified in the document, you would also need to install samba that comes as a part of the 3 rd party cd toolkit.

Does iPlanet Portal Server support ipsec (IP Security Protocol)

IPSec operates at the operating system level, not the application level. Solaris 8 supports IPSec so you can use iPSec to set up tunnels between the gateway and the profile server to secure the connection.
Does this answer your question?
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I want to write a java program that can add a user to a role or sub role to the Profile Database in iPlanet Portal Server 3.0. Does anyone has any idea or a sample program do such thing. Thanks, Tommy

I want to write a java program that can add a user to a role or sub role to the Profile Database in iPlanet Portal Server 3.0. Does anyone has any idea or a sample program do such thing? Thanks, Tommy

// create the user profile, get the handle back,
// and set the membership profile attributes.
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try {
// the users profile name is the domain
// he belongs to plus their userName
// you will request.domain if your doing this from a servlet, domain_name is the domain_name the user belongs too
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debug.message("creating profile for " + profileName);
// create the user profile object
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getSession(), profileName ,Profile.USER);
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     // set the role the user is a member of. Default is to set
     // the users to the default role of the domain they surfed to
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// request.domain instead of domain_name if your doing this from a servlet ..
Profile dp = getDomainProfile(domain_name);
roleName.append(dp.getAttributeString("iwtAuth-defaultRole"));
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debug.message("setting role for " + user + " = " + roleName);
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Does the iplanet Portal server support other existing standalone Webservers/application Servers the likes of weblogic, websphere etc?

If so, will the session management aspect be looked after by the iPlanet Portal server?

The new version of Portal (6.0 I believe) will run on weblogic or websphere as well as iAS.
Kent

How do I restrict access by domain and the rest of the world to the documents in the public_html folder in iPlanet Portal Server?

Hello,
We have multiple domains configured in our iPlanet Portal Server 3 demo environment. In addition we are using the gateway.
In one of these domains the userTemplate.html file is tailored to display Macromedia Flash components at dynamic positions on the page. The logical home for these Flash components (since the portal software cannot find them if we simply store them in iwtDesktop) is somewhere below the /opt/SUNWips/public_html directory.
The problem is that once the file is stored here I can access it if I know the url (http://server:8080/file_path) without being authenticated in the domain.
The allow/deny url policy settings are specific to a domain and seem to have no affect on the rest of the world.
Any advice you can provide is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

Joel,
If your intent is to block access to the doc root, you can probably use access control lists (acl) to prevent anyone from accessing the files stored under public_html. You can get more information about how to create ACLs from the following URL
http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/41/ag/esaccess.htm#1005439
You can even set up Basic Authentication for access to the direcory or ip based access or any which way you want. I've personally never blocked access to the doc root in portal, so I am not sure what the impact will be.
Hope this helps!

In terms of efficiency and expandability, how does iPlanet Portal software differ from a portal written in PHP and PERL?

In my opinion the fact that the portal uses primarily JAVA, lends itself to quite a bit of expandability. I think it will be quite difficult for a portal written in PHP (Such as PHP Nuke) to share user session and state information accross multiple machines/instances. The iPlanet portal server has been designed to accomodate this, through the use of specialised session services. The threading model in Java also lends itself to greater efficiency when executing multiple tasks, whereas a portal based on PERL, would have to start a new process everytime a service is requested, which can then become VERY resource intensive.
In terms of expandability, the fact that it is contaned inside a JAVA VM will allow you to develop and deploy alot of custom developed applications for your portal. There is also quite a good portal API for the iPlanet portal server that will allow you to tap into the Logging,Session,Profile and Authentication services provided by the portal.
Hope this helps!

NetGenesis and iPlanet portal server

Hi Group,
Has anyone used NetGenesis (I believe NetAnalysis is the actual name of the
product) to track web traffic data? Have you used it for an iPlanet portal
server web site? Can you track a portal site the same way as you would
track a regular website?
Thanks in advance.
CJ

I think the servlet container in Portal is meant to be "black boxed" - ie
you shouldn't use it to run anything except Portal.
So stick with your tomcat, and you can integrate it using the normal
Portal APIs and Provider API.
Regards
ws
Will Bohan wrote:
I am fairly new to iPlanet Portal Server 3.0 (have used Tomcat and Resin
before)
I was wondering where should I place a war file with this server to make
it work
(i.e. a war file placed in tomcat_install_dir/webapps will be extracted
and run with tomcat)
Is there a similar location for iPlanet Portal Server 3.0? I have been
reading the documentation
at docs.iplanet for days and cannot find the answer...
Thanks for the assistance
-Will

What search engines does iPlanet Portal support

iPlanet Portal Server facilitates search services by integrating iPlanet Compass Server with it.
iPlanet Compass Server has built-in search engine and also Verity search engine forms part of it.
For further references, look it in to the following URL:
http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/compass.html
-SaralaVijay

Crawling iplanet portal server secured content.

Hi, All,
I am new on the iplanet portal server. Try to come up a solution to crawling
the secured content with a valid user name and password. What this the
authentication mechanism of iplanet portal server keep the user's session?
is iPlanet Portal server using cookie to store the session id or pass it
back and forth as a parameter? Where can I find more information about this?
Any response is appreciated!
Hao Huang

currently there is no testing tool available as a part of the product.

Does iPlanet Calendar Server 2.x (iCS 2.x) support IETF iCalendar standards?

Does iPlanet Calendar Server 2.x (iCS 2.x) support IETF iCalendar
standards?
<P>
iPlanet Calendar Server was designed from the ground up to support
IETF calendar
standards. Its standards-based features make it easier for users to
share
calendaring information across the network. As standards continue to
evolve and
emerge, iPlanet will continue to support for these new IETF standards.
The relevant IETF calendar standards are:
<ul>
<li>iCalendar (RFC2445)
<li>iTIP (RFC2446 iCalendar Transport-Independent Interoperability Protocol)
<li>iMIP (RFC2447 iCalendar Message-Based Interoperability Protocol)
<li>CAP (draft - Calendar Access Protocol)
</ul>

Does iPlanet Calendar Server 2.x (iCS 2.x) support IETF iCalendar
standards?
<P>
iPlanet Calendar Server was designed from the ground up to support
IETF calendar
standards. Its standards-based features make it easier for users to
share
calendaring information across the network. As standards continue to
evolve and
emerge, iPlanet will continue to support for these new IETF standards.
The relevant IETF calendar standards are:
<ul>
<li>iCalendar (RFC2445)
<li>iTIP (RFC2446 iCalendar Transport-Independent Interoperability Protocol)
<li>iMIP (RFC2447 iCalendar Message-Based Interoperability Protocol)
<li>CAP (draft - Calendar Access Protocol)
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POP3 support with iPlanet portal server

Greetings,
We are looking to use a web client (NetMail lite) or thin client (NetMail
lite applet) with iPlanet Portal Server 6.0 sp3 out-of-the-box that will
support POP3. It appears that NetMail lite used to support POP3, but it
appears to only support IMAP now? Is this true?
We are not using iPlanet Messenger Server, we are integrating with existing
POP3 servers. Has anyone found an iPlanet client for this or used a third
party tool for this?

Mike Mahon wrote:
Greetings,
We are looking to use a web client (NetMail lite) or thin client (NetMail
lite applet) with iPlanet Portal Server 6.0 sp3 out-of-the-box that will
support POP3. It appears that NetMail lite used to support POP3, but it
appears to only support IMAP now? Is this true?To my knowledge, NetMail, either the applet or lite) have never supported
pop3.
>
We are not using iPlanet Messenger Server, we are integrating with existing
POP3 servers. Has anyone found an iPlanet client for this or used a third
party tool for this?The manual talkes about writing netlet rules that lets you your pop3 client,
through the netlet, to access your pop3 server.
Kent
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