Portal Server Management Console

The Choose File option does not work when you import or export a portal. (#6545784)

Solution:

When you import or export a portal, provide the full path of the par file.

On Application Server 8.2, Datasources are not deployed on a new Portal Server instance. (#6515080)

Solution:

Do the following in the Application Server 8.2 administration console:

1. Log in to the Application Server administration console.

2. Select click on resources -> JDBC Resources -> jdbc/communitymc.

3. In the right frame, click Targets tab, and click Manage Targets.

4. Add the server instance.

Portal Server /portal/dt page does not load properly when there is TimeOut due to Instant Messenger. (#6200508)

Solution:

Do the following:

1. Log in to the Portal Server administration console.

2. Click Identity Management -> Services.

3. Change Maximum Session Time to anything that is greater than the time out of the connection for SSO channel.

In Administration Console Help HTTPS should read HTTP, and URLs should read URI. (#6476607)

Description:

In the Profile Section under Secure Remote Access, the attribute reads "HTTP Port — Specifies the HTTPS port. Default value is 80." HTTPS should read HTTP. Rewriting of All URLs should read Rewriting of All URIs.

Help files not displayed on Web Server SSL machine. (#6351789)

Description:

Log in to psconsole and click the Help button. The Help contents are not displayed.

Solution:

Perform the following steps:

1. Add a bean managed property, httpPort, to the managed bean declaration of JavaHelpBean in the ./web-src/common/common-fonfig.xml file. The common-config.xml file is located in the psconsole WAR file.

2. Set the value of httpPort to an insecure port (http) that the web container provides.

Example:

The following example demonstrates setting the httpPort to port 8080:

<managed-bean>

<description>The backing bean for the Java Help component</description>

<managed-bean-name>JavaHelpBean </managed-bean-name>

<managed-bean-class>com.sun.web.ui.bean.HelpBackingBean</managed-bean-class>

<managed-bean-scope>request</managed-bean-scope>

<managed-property>

<property-name>jspPath</property-name>

<value>faces</value>

</managed-property>

<managed-property>

<property-name>httpPort</property-name>

<value>8080</value>

</managed-property>

</managed-bean>

The web container must support a http port for the above example to take effect. A unjar and re-jar of the psconsole WAR needs to be added to manage the bean property and set the value of the http port. After making the new psconsole WAR, a redeploy is required for the changes to take effect.