2009-11-04 02:15:36 UTC
Hi Pierluigi,
In the above, the name "default" is the name assigned to the JSP definition and is used to reference from the "WebPages" attribute "jsp=". There is an experimental option which allows being able to override the JSP based on the logged-in account, so "default" is always required to be defined in case the named jsp reference in the account record is not found.
You can duplicate the entire "Domain" tag section in the 'private.xml' file to have a completely different set of definitions and configuration. The different 'Domain' can refer to a different 'loginSession.jsp' file (with different CSS file directory), so that it can have its own custom look-and-feel.
Best Regards,
-- Martin
