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Administration Console Samples - User Profile Sample
1. Purpose
This sample demonstrates how to replace the default user profile
view with a customized implementation.
The adminstration service has an attribute that stores the user
profile view bean class to invoke. The default class,
UMUserProfileViewBean, will be replaced with the sample,
UserProfileViewBean. A new jsp will replace the default user
profile jsp. Whenever a user selects to see a user profile, the
console will look up the class name from the administration
service, and the sample class file will be invoked instead of the
default class file. The user profile view bean class can be set
per organization to allow a different look for each organization.
It can also be set globally (through Service Configuration tab)
so all organizations get the new customized view.
2. Files
-
UserProfileViewBean.java
-
jsp/UserProfile.jsp
3. Directions
- Copy the above JSP files to
$AM_INSTALL_DIR/web-src/applications/console/user
- Compile the Java files
cd $AM_INSTALL_DIR/samples/console/UserProfile
gmake all
- Create a new jar with the sample class files.
cd $AM_INSTALL_DIR/samples/console
jar cf am_console_sample.jar com
- Copy the
am_console_sample.jar into
$AM_INSTALL_DIR/web-src/applications/WEB-INF/lib
- Redeploy the console
Set the DEPLOY_LEVEL to 22 in the silent file
For web server: run amws61config -s <silent file>
For application server: run amas70config -s <silent file>
- From the console, change the User Profile Display Class in the
Administration Service from the default user profile to the sample user
profile. This can be done in one of two places, under the Service
Configuration tab, or from an organization which has the Administration
Service registered. The attribute is organization based so that each
organization can have a different user profile.
change
com.iplanet.am.console.user.UMUserProfileViewBean
to
com.iplanet.am.console.user.UserProfileViewBean
- To see the new user profile page, display any user profile (if
the class was configured through the Service Configuration tab)
or in the organization where the User Profile Display Class was
modified.
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