Find the source code of Portal

I need to customise the portal. I need to find the source code of the portal.
Please give the path where i can find the source code.
Thanks in advance
Arun

Hi Hexaware Consultants,
To change the look and feel of MastHead iView ...
-The three main files in the masthead are HeaderiView.jsp,LogInRedirect.jsp and LogOffConfirmMsg.jsp
-The HeaderiView contains the masthead users see when they are in the portal.
-Once you added your link to the HeaderiView.jsp,upload the par file.
-Once the par file is uploaded to the portal,you need to create a masthead iview based on this par file.
-Then this iView will be used for masthead on the framework page.
-create a folder in portal catalog-right click the folder->create a iView from par->select your own masthead iView->choose next->choose default component and click next->Enter the properties like-iView name,iView ID,prefix,Save as -iView and click next>save.
Here is the important step :
Add the iView to the framework page,then only it will be visible to the end users.
Browse the ramework page being used by the portal in the portal catalog
Right click on he page->edit->Page Layout->Select masthead iView on the framework page and click remove.
now iViews(Right click)->Widgets_masthead->Add iView to page->Delta Link->Position the masthead.->Logoff and logon to the portal.
It should work fine for you now I guess.
Thank you.
I was also working in Hexaware 2 years back
Regards,
Karthick

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