- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Installing Sun Java System Portal Server 7.1
- Chapter 2 Managing Java DB for Portal Server
- Chapter 3 Configuring Sun Java System Portal Server in the Configure
Later Mode After Installation
- Understanding the psconfig Command
- Creating a Custom Configuration XML File
- Chapter 4 Installing Portal Server 7.1 on Web Containers
- Installing Portal Server 7.1 on Web Server 7.0
- Installing Portal Server on Sun Java System Web Server
- Installing Portal Server on Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 in the SSL Mode
- Configuring Portal Server 7.1 on a 64–bit Web Server 7.0 Instance
- Switching Portal Server Installation From 64–bit Mode to 32–bit Mode
- Switching Portal Server Installation From 32–bit Mode to 64–bit Mode
- Installing Portal Server 7.1 as a Non-Root User
- Installing Portal Server 7.1 on Application Server 8.2
- Installing Portal Server 7.1 on BEA
WebLogic 8.1
- Installing Portal Server on BEA WebLogic 8.1
- To Install BEA WebLogic 8.1, Directory Server, and Access Manager
- To Install Access Manager on a WebLogic Administrator Server
- To Install Portal Server on a WebLogic Administrator Server in the Configure Now Mode
- Post Installation Steps
- To Install Portal Server on a WebLogic Administrator Server in the Configure Later Mode
- Post-Installation Steps
- Installing Portal Server 7.1 on a BEA WebLogic 8.1
Managed Server
- To Install Portal Server on a WebLogic Managed Server
- To Install Portal Server on a Managed Server in the Configure Now Mode
- To Install Portal Server on a Managed Server in the Configure Later Mode
- To Install Access Manager on a BEA WebLogic Managed Server
- To Install Portal Server in the Configure Now Mode on a WebLogic Managed Server Where Access Manager is Installed on a Managed Server
- To Install Portal Server in the Configure Later Mode on a WebLogic Managed Server Where Access Manager is Installed on a Managed Server
- To Install psconsole on Web Server 7.0
- Installing Portal Server on BEA WebLogic 8.1
- Installing Portal Server 7.1 on an IBM WebSphere Server 5.1.1.6
- Installing Portal Server 7.1 on Web Server 7.0
- Chapter 5 Installing Access Manager and Portal Server on Different Nodes
- Chapter 6 Installing and Configuring a Gateway With Portal
Server
- Configuring Gateway During Installation
- Configuring Personal Digital Certificate (PDC) Authentication
- Installing Load Balancer Plugin and Gateway for Portal Server
- Installing and Creating Instances of Netlet and Rewriter
Proxies
- To Install Netlet Proxy in the Configure Now Mode
- To Install Netlet Proxy in the Configure Later Mode
- To Create a Second Instance of Netlet Proxy Using the psadmin Command
- To Install Rewriter Proxy in the Configure Now mode
- To Install Rewriter Proxy in the Configure Later Mode
- To Create a Second Instance of Rewriter Proxy Using the psadmin Command
- Chapter 7 Creating Multi-Portal Instances
- Creating a New Portal
- Creating a New Portal on the Same Node
- Creating a New Portal on a Remote Node
- To Create a New Portal on Web Server 7.0 in the Configure Now Mode
- To Create a New Portal on Web Server 7.0 in the Configure Later Mode
- To Create a New Portal on Web Server 7.0 Using the psadmin Command
- To Create a New Portal on Application Server 8.2 in the Configure Now Mode
- To Create a New Portal on Application Server 8.2 in the Configure Later Mode
- To Create a New Portal on Application Server 8.2 Using the psadmin Command
- To Create a New Portal on WebLogic 8.1 Service Pack 5 in the Configure Now Mode
- To Create a New Portal on WebLogic 8.1 Service Pack 5 in the Configure Later Mode
- To Create a New Portal on WebLogic 8.1 Service Pack 5 Using the psadmin Command
- To a Create a New Portal on WebSphere 5.1.1.6 in the Configure Now Mode
- To Create a New Portal on WebSphere 5.1.1.6 in the Configure Later Mode
- To Create a New Portal Using the psadmin Command
- Deploying Sample Content to a New Portal
- Creating a Portal Server Instance
- Creating a Portal on the Same Node
- To Create a New Portal Instance on a New Configuration of Web Server 7.0
- To Create a Portal Instance on a New Domain of Application Server 8.2
- To Create a Portal Instance on a New Instance of Application Server on Which a Portal Instance Exists
- To Create a Portal Instance on a Managed Server in a New Domain of WebLogic 8.1 Service Pack 5
- To Create a Portal Instance on a Managed Server Instance of WebLogic 8.1 Service Pack 5 on Which Portal Instance Exists
- Creating a Portal Server Instance a Remote Node
- Creating a Portal on the Same Node
- Setting Up Administrator Console and Command-Line Interface on a Remote Host
- Creating a New Portal
- Chapter 8 Installing and Configuring Portal Server 7.1 in High Availability
Scenarios
- Installing Portal Server and Access Manager in a High Availability Scenario with Berkeley Database
- Configuring HADB for Session Fail Over
- Installing Portal Server on an Application Server Cluster
- Clustering in Portal Server 7.1 on BEA WebLogic 8.1
Service Pack 4 and Service Pack 5
- To Cluster Portal Server 7.1 on WebLogic 8.1 Service Pack 4
- To Create a Node Agent on Node 1
- To Create WebLogic Managed Servers on Node 1
- To Create a Node Agent on Node 2
- To Create WebLogic Managed Servers on Node 2
- To Install Access Manager on Administrator Server
- To Install Portal Server 7.1 on Node 1
- To Create an Instance of Portal Server 7.1 on Node 1
- To Create an Instance of Portal Server 7.1 on Node 2
- To Configure a Cluster
- To Install Proxy Servlet for Load Balancing
- To Deploy .war Files on the Cluster
- To Install Gateway on the Gateway Host
- Setting Up Portlet Session Failover on BEA WebLogic 8.1 Service Pack 5
- Replacing Java DB With Oracle Database
- Chapter 9 Configuring the Communication Channels
- Overview of the Communication Channels
- Supported Software for the Communication Channels
- The Installer and the Communication Channels
- Configuration Tasks for the Communication
Channels
- Enabling Access to Mail and Calendar Applications
- Configuring the Services for the Default Organization
- End-User Configuration
- CAUTION—Undetected Error: Missing Launch Link
- CAUTION—Undetected Error: Missing Channel
- HTTPS Enabled
- Disallowing Users from Launching Instant Messenger
- Configuring the Address Book Channel
- Configuring End-User Channel Settings
- Application Preference Editing: Configuring Communication Channel Edit Pages
- Enabling End Users to Set Up Multiple Instances of a Communication Channel Type
- Administrator Proxy Authentication: Eliminating End-User Credential Configuration
- CAUTION—Potential for Multiple End Users to be Directed to One Mail Account
- Configuring a Read-Only Communication Channel for the Authentication-Less Portal Desktop
- Configuring Microsoft Exchange Server or IBM Lotus
Notes
- To Configure Microsoft Exchange 5.5 Server for Address Book, Calendar, and Mail
- To Configure Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server for Address Book, Calendar, and Mail
- To Configure Microsoft Exchange 2003 Server for Address Book, Calendar, and Mail
- To Set Up SSO Adapter for Calendar
- To Uninstall ocxhost.exe
- To Configure Lotus Domino Server for Address Book, Calendar, and Mail
- To Configure Portal Server to Access Lotus Notes
- Sun Java System Web Server
- Sun Java SystemApplication Server
- To Create a New User Under the Default Organization
- Configuring the Mail Provider to Work with an HTTPS Enabled Sun Java System Messaging Server
- Configuring Instant Messaging Server
- Chapter 10 Setting Up Federated Search
- Appendix A Appendix