Syntax

Long Format

psadmin register-portlet --adminuser uid --passwordfile password-filename --dn dn | --global [--rolesfile roles-file] [--userinfofile user-info-file] --portal portal-ID portletearfile

Short Format

psadmin register-portlet -u uid -fpasswordfile -d [-r roles-file] [-n user-info-file] -p portal-ID portletearfile

Options

The following options are required:

[--adminuser | -u] uid

Specifies the administrator's distinguished name.

[--dn | -d] dn

Specifies the distinguished name in the LDAP node to access the Display Profile document. The -d or -g option is required.

[--passwordfile | -f] password-filename

Specifies the administrator's password in the password file.

[--portal | -p] portal-ID

Specifies the portal ID.

The following options are optional:

[--global | -g]

Specifies the global level node in LDAP to access the display profile document. The -d or -g option is required.

[--rolesfile | -r] roles-file

Specifies the file containing the Access Manager software and portlet application role mapping information.

[--userinfofile | -n] user-info-file

Specifies the file containing the user information mapping information.

The following is the operand:

portletearfile

Specifies the path to the EAR file.

The following is the usage:

psadmin register-portlet -u amadmin -f pfile -p portal1 -g /tmp/helloworld.ear

In the example provided above, all portlet applications in helloworld.ear are registered at the Global level.

psadmin register-portlet -u amadmin -f pfile -p portal1 -d o=DeveloperSample,dc=sun,dc=com --rolesfile temp/rolefile -g myejbapp.ear

In the example provided above, all portlet applications in myejbapp.ear are registered at the DeveloperSample node. A role mapping file is also specified.