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    Displaying my own page instead of home page  


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07-31-07 12:19 PM

Hi,

I have developed my own page with portlets,themes and skins. But I always ge
t home(IBM provided) page when i login. how do i get my own page instead of 
home page. i am deploying through xml access. Can you pls help me which opti
on has to change in xmla
ccess file. pls help me.





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Jessica Garcia-Glennie


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07-31-07 12:19 PM


See the Configuration Services (login.redirect) topic in the infocenter.

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc.../srvcfgref.html





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07-31-07 12:19 PM

thnx for your reply. I have gone through info centre. But all examples have 
used ibm.portal.home. In my case i have used my own home page, name like tes
t.portal.home. I know, I can go and change the position in Administration-->
 Manage pages. But I do wan
t to do same in xmlaccess file. kindly help me.





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    Re: Displaying my own page instead of home page  
Jessica Garcia-Glennie


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07-31-07 12:19 PM

> thnx for your reply. I have gone through info centre.
> But all examples have used ibm.portal.home. In my
> case i have used my own home page, name like
> test.portal.home. I know, I can go and change the
> position in Administration--> Manage pages. But I do
> want to do same in xmlaccess file. kindly help me.

Err... what?  All of _which_ examples have used ibm.portal.home?  Did you lo
ok at redirect.login in the link that I sent you?  If you give the page that
 you want to view a friendly URL, you can redirect the user to that page.

And please don't use "thnx" and "pls" in your questions.
http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-que....html#writewell

redirect.login = (true)
Turns on user-defined redirection after successful login. If a URL has been 
specified under redirect.login.url, that URL is used as the URL for the redi
rection. If no URL is specified, the portal determines the default page for 
the current user and se
nds a redirect to that page in the protected portal area.

redirect.login.url [optional] = <none>
Specifies the URL for redirection after successful login. If no URL is speci
fied, the portal determines the default page for the current user and sends 
a redirect to that page in the protected portal area.





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07-31-07 06:21 PM

Where I have to change redirect.login = true. I mean which configuration fil
e.





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    Re: Displaying my own page instead of home page  
Jessica Garcia-Glennie


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07-31-07 06:21 PM

It's a secret.  But if you read my posts *very carefully* you might unlock t
he secret!

Seriously, I know that berating lazy people isn't the done thing on this for
um, but you're very close to getting a flame.





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