I read the post 'do not have access to any configure projects' because I"m getting the same thing.
I edited the Projects.xml file and still doesn't seem to help, The tab with the channel actually times out with the absolute path in there. I think I may know why.
The installation placed the repository off of the root ( C:\hypercontent-repositories\project-definitions)
Can the repository go anywhere ? and does it have to be readable by the webserver ?
I'm just curious if I have a file access issue, since that is in the root of the drive and the docroot is further down the tree.
Thanks for your time, I know Luminis isn't a supported app, but there are a bunch of users that will probably use this if I can get it to run :)
I currently have details of my installation so far posted to my Luminis Developer's Network site - http://www.lumdev.net
-Jon
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The repository can go anywhere that the JVM process has read/write access. Only output filesystems (preview,build,publish) need to be accessible to the web server, but those don't affect your ability to open projects and edit content, just whether you can see the results.
Keep an eye on the log for error messages, as stack traces definitely speed up the diagnostic process.
-Alex
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Sorry to keep bothering you ... I was doing a tail -f on the log file and this was logged when I clicked on the tab with the channel -
[2005-03-23 16:56:25,734] [ERROR] WebServlet [com.pipeline.uportal.permissions.OwnedStoreManager]: No permission store found for uPortal owner 'CMS_PROJECT::/properties/hypercontent/Projects.xml'. Unable to translate bom permissions. A permissions store is generated automatically if applications register an IPermissible class for this owner with org.jasig.portal.channels.permissionsmanager.RDBMPermissibleRegistry.
- Jon
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It sounds like Luminis has its own backend for storing permissions that does not behave the same way as uPortal's default: the default implementation does not require pre-registry of permission owners, except for those that wish to be discoverable via the interactive Permissions Manager. HyperContent has many different permissions owners (one per project) that share a single IPermissible implementation, so you'll probably have to look for some way to register Project permission owners directly to the database. The place to do it would be in ProjectFactory; once a project is initialized, you can call its getPermissionsOwnerToken method to get the appropriate key. You would have to do this both in the initialization method that sets up the bootrstap project, and the regular factory method that initializes the rest. Good luck!
-Alex
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Alex,
Again, thanks for the post. I'm thinking this isn't going to work with Luminis, or at least its beyond me. Luminis typically uses Oracle and an LDAP server for user authentication and permissions etc. which is different than the uPortal QuickStart implementation.
Thank you for your time, and answers. I've posted all the details of my attempts on my site. It is quite possible another Luminis developer / admin will read them and know what to do to get it to work. If that happens, I'll let you know.
-Jon
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Jon,
I should also point out that HyperContent 2.0 wil be coming out this spring (beta in the next couple weeks), and it will operate standalone without any portal - while it does not offer integration with uPortal groups and permissions, it will have the benefit of just working!
Alex
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I read the post 'do not have access to any configure projects' because I"m getting the same thing.
I edited the Projects.xml file and still doesn't seem to help, The tab with the channel actually times out with the absolute path in there. I think I may know why.
The installation placed the repository off of the root ( C:\hypercontent-repositories\project-definitions)
Can the repository go anywhere ? and does it have to be readable by the webserver ?
I'm just curious if I have a file access issue, since that is in the root of the drive and the docroot is further down the tree.
Thanks for your time, I know Luminis isn't a supported app, but there are a bunch of users that will probably use this if I can get it to run :)
I currently have details of my installation so far posted to my Luminis Developer's Network site - http://www.lumdev.net
-Jon
The repository can go anywhere that the JVM process has read/write access. Only output filesystems (preview,build,publish) need to be accessible to the web server, but those don't affect your ability to open projects and edit content, just whether you can see the results.
Keep an eye on the log for error messages, as stack traces definitely speed up the diagnostic process.
-Alex
Sorry to keep bothering you ... I was doing a tail -f on the log file and this was logged when I clicked on the tab with the channel -
[2005-03-23 16:56:25,734] [ERROR] WebServlet [com.pipeline.uportal.permissions.OwnedStoreManager]: No permission store found for uPortal owner 'CMS_PROJECT::/properties/hypercontent/Projects.xml'. Unable to translate bom permissions. A permissions store is generated automatically if applications register an IPermissible class for this owner with org.jasig.portal.channels.permissionsmanager.RDBMPermissibleRegistry.
- Jon
It sounds like Luminis has its own backend for storing permissions that does not behave the same way as uPortal's default: the default implementation does not require pre-registry of permission owners, except for those that wish to be discoverable via the interactive Permissions Manager. HyperContent has many different permissions owners (one per project) that share a single IPermissible implementation, so you'll probably have to look for some way to register Project permission owners directly to the database. The place to do it would be in ProjectFactory; once a project is initialized, you can call its getPermissionsOwnerToken method to get the appropriate key. You would have to do this both in the initialization method that sets up the bootrstap project, and the regular factory method that initializes the rest. Good luck!
-Alex
Alex,
Again, thanks for the post. I'm thinking this isn't going to work with Luminis, or at least its beyond me. Luminis typically uses Oracle and an LDAP server for user authentication and permissions etc. which is different than the uPortal QuickStart implementation.
Thank you for your time, and answers. I've posted all the details of my attempts on my site. It is quite possible another Luminis developer / admin will read them and know what to do to get it to work. If that happens, I'll let you know.
-Jon
Jon,
I should also point out that HyperContent 2.0 wil be coming out this spring (beta in the next couple weeks), and it will operate standalone without any portal - while it does not offer integration with uPortal groups and permissions, it will have the benefit of just working!
Alex
Thanks for the note on the next release.
2.0 sounds great. I'll keep watching for updates to the site.
- Jon