COS Priority
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Highest
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Sets the conflict resolution level for the Desktop service template
used to resolve conflicts when multiple Desktop templates are merged. There
are seven conflict resolution settings available ranging from Highest to Lowest.
Do not confuse this setting with the display profile document priority.
The display profile document priority is a numeric value that is set in the
XML file with the priority= syntax tag. When a merge occurs, it starts with
the lowest display profile priority document (lowest number) and proceeds
in increasing priority number, until it arrives at the user (base), the highest
priority display profile.
When an attribute conflict occurs, the attribute on the template set
with the highest conflict resolution level is returned.
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Edit Container
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JSPEditContainer
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Specifies which default edit channel to use to wrap the content when
one is not specified in the URL. When a channel is edited, an “Edit”
request URL is sent to the Desktop Servlet. The URL generated for the “Edit”
of each of the channels inside a container depends on the property “editContainerName”
defined in the display profile.
If you have migrated containers from iPlanet™ Portal Server 3.0,
you must specify the default edit channel with which to wrap the content using
this attribute because the URL format has changed.
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Desktop Type
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default
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Retrieves template files for the specified Desktop type when different
Desktop configurations are needed and when different sets of templates and
JSPs are required for those configurations.
The Desktop type attribute of the Desktop service is a comma-separated
string type, that the Portal Desktop uses as an ordered list. The list is
used by the Desktop lookup operation when searching for templates and JSPs.
The lookup starts at the first element in the list and each element represents
a subdirectory under the Desktop template base directory. If a template is
not found in the first directory, then it proceeds to the next one in the
list. This continues until the item is found (or not), for all Desktop type
elements in the list.
If the default directory is not included in the list, it will be added
at the end of the list implicitly. For example, if the Desktop type is sampleportal, the target template will be searched in the sampleportal subdirectory,
then the default subdirectory. By default, if the sample portal is installed,
then the Desktop type attribute, sunPortalDesktopType,
is set to sampleportal. If the sample portal is not installed,
then the Desktop type attribute value is set to default.
Most sites will not use the default Desktop type, as they will have
different channels, different logo, different look and feel, and the like.
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Desktop Attributes
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Show (selected)
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Specifies whether the Desktop Service attributes are displayed to the
users associated with the role. This dynamic attribute is mainly used for
role-based delegated administration, Values applied to this attribute are
only in effect for a role.
When the role is assigned to a user and the value of this attribute
is false, users (usually delegated administrators) cannot see any Desktop Service attributes except the Channel and Container Management link when
they navigate into all the roles within the organization.
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DisplayProfile Priority
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The default value depends on the type of installation performed. If
the sample portal was installed, a sample display profile document is installed
at the organization level that contains channels that display the built-in
providers defined in the global display profile.
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Displays several links for manipulating the display profile, an XML
document that defines the container management, channel attributes, and provider
definitions for this specific node (role, organization, suborganization).
Links are:
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Edit XML--Allows you to edit the entire display profile XML
file.
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Upload XML--Allows you to upload an XML file containing display
profile information to the Portal Server.
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Download XML--Allows you to download the display profile to
your local drive.
These links are not attributes. Selecting these
links allows you to manipulate the display profile.
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