12-05-2010 11:48 AM
Running LMS 3.2 on Windows:
I need to create a portal based Intranet site for the customer and want to
know if I could use LMS to create a sepeate portal that would not
redirect for authentication. Trying to avoid buying another server for a small environment.
I have been able to serve normal pages by adding the paths to the allow_files.conf
but I need it to be portal based and and figured there might be a way to take advantage of
the existing jquery ..etc
any ideas?
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12-06-2010 12:19 AM
You cannot use the existing portal/portlet framework within LMS without going through authentication/authorization. Installing a parallel framework is not supported (at least not taking advantage of the same LMS infrastructure).
However, provided your LMS server has enough physical resources, you could install another Apache/Tomcat application server environment on the same machine. That environment would use its own directories and ports. You could even install your own copy of Liferay to provide portal services.
12-06-2010 12:19 AM
You cannot use the existing portal/portlet framework within LMS without going through authentication/authorization. Installing a parallel framework is not supported (at least not taking advantage of the same LMS infrastructure).
However, provided your LMS server has enough physical resources, you could install another Apache/Tomcat application server environment on the same machine. That environment would use its own directories and ports. You could even install your own copy of Liferay to provide portal services.
12-06-2010 08:01 AM
jclarke,
Thanks for the info, thats just what I needed to move forward.
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