Portal URL's rename

Hi Guys,
We have a requirement from the client where we need to change/rename the current portal url's.
And also our's is federated portal where we use EP portal as SSO to connect to BI , SRM & ECC reports.
EP portal: https://ep.abc.uk.net to be changed to https://ep.def.uk.net
same way we need to change all the components urls.. like..
ECC portal: https://ecc.abc.uk.net to be changed to https://ecc.def.uk.net
SRM portal: https://srm.abc.uk.net to be changed to https://srm.def.uk.net
Please let us know the procedure if anyone has already worked on this.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Manje
Edited by: Manje Gowda J on Aug 2, 2010 5:08 PM

Hello Angela,
you should find everything you need in :
- the pdk-java sample 'event form' (eventform.jsp and publicparam.jsp)
- the pdk articles
http://portalstudio.oracle.com/pls/ops/docs/FOLDER/COMMUNITY/PDK/ARTICLES/ADDING.PARAMETERS.EVENTS.TO.PORTLETS.HTML
(explained source code of the event form sample)
http://portalstudio.oracle.com/pls/ops/docs/FOLDER/COMMUNITY/PDK/ARTICLES/primer.portlet.parameters.events.html
(what to do in portal once your jsp-application is running)
For your jsps, you'll know how to create the events, th event's parameters, how to call the htmlFrormActionLink() method, and finally get back the params from the request.
Else, to create a link to a page, use the constructEventLink() in the EventUtils class (see API DOC deployed with JDPK on your OC4J)
Hope this helps.
Jean-Roch

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