disablePortalContainer ? what is it used for ?
antoine_h Mar 1, 2012 8:28 AMHello,
in the code of the PortalContainerConfig, there is a method to disable a Portal Container :
/** * Disables a portal container if it has not yet been disabled. * @param name the name of the portal container to disable */ public synchronized void disablePortalContainer(String name) ....
What does "disable a portal container" mean, and what is it used for ?
I have look in the code, and in the logs, and the only place where it is really used, is in the RootContainer class :
/** * Register a new portal container. It will try to detect if {@link PortalContainerDefinition} has * been defined, if so it will create the portal container later otherwise we assume that we * expect the old behavior, thus the portal container will be initialized synchronously * @param context the context of the portal container */ public void registerPortalContainer(ServletContext context) { SecurityManager security = System.getSecurityManager(); if (security != null) security.checkPermission(ContainerPermissions.MANAGE_CONTAINER_PERMISSION); PortalContainerConfig config = getPortalContainerConfig(); if (config.hasDefinition()) { // The new behavior has been detected thus, the creation will be done at the end asynchronously if (config.isPortalContainerName(context.getServletContextName())) { // The portal context has been registered has a portal container portalContexts.add(new WebAppInitContext(context)); } else { if (PropertyManager.isDevelopping()) { log.info("We assume that the ServletContext '" + context.getServletContextName() + "' is not a portal since no portal container definition with the same name has been" + " registered to the component PortalContainerConfig. The related portal container" + " will be declared as disabled."); } config.disablePortalContainer(context.getServletContextName()); } // We assume that a ServletContext of a portal container owns configuration files final PortalContainerPreInitTask task = new PortalContainerPreInitTask() { public void execute(ServletContext context, PortalContainer portalContainer) { portalContainer.registerContext(context); } }; PortalContainer.addInitTask(context, task); } else { // Ensure that the portal container has been registered config.registerPortalContainerName(context.getServletContextName()); // The old behavior has been detected thus, the creation will be done synchronously createPortalContainer(context); } }
Does anyone have more explaination of this disabling a portal container ?
Is there anything in the user interface of the portal, to create a portal container or to delete / remove one ?
Any explaination or link to some documentation are welcome !
My question is about global "how the portal works", but also for this performance question :
Thanks,
Antoine
JBoss Portal and GateIn (JSR-286), JSF, Richfaces, J2EE, Drools, BRMS.
http://www.sysemo.com/Sysemo-expertise-portails-jboss-portal.php