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1. 1 ."hat is the load#alancing mechanism that allows all requests of a
specifc user in a
single session forwarded to the same server$
%. &tic!iness
'. destination ased a(nit)
*. %ctive+passive clustering
,. %ctive+active clustering
1. 2 ."hich of the following stores roles and role components- and page#to#
role
relationships$
%. .ortal /,%. director)
'. .ortal *ontent ,irector) (.*,)
*. *orporate /,%. director)
,. 0epositor) dataase
1. 1 ."hat t)pe of permission does the portal server needs to access to its
.ortal *ontent
,irector) (.*,) fle s)stem$
%. read+write
'. read
*. write
,. read+write+e2ecute
1. 4 ."hich of the following are true regarding the .ortal 0oles$ (*hoose all
that appl).)
%. 3n 4. 5.0- the 0ole 4ditor is emedded in the central administration
environment
for the development and administration of content6 the .ortal *ontent &tudio.
'. 3n 4. 7.0- the 0ole 4ditor is a central tool which can e used to create and
edit
42ternal &ervices- master i8iews and wor!sets as well as roles.
*. 0oles and master i8iews can e created and edited in the 0ole 4ditor.
,. 9he 0ole 4ditor is a "e#ased tool for creating roles and hierarchies and
for
assigning content o:ects to roles.
1. 7 ."hat are the di;erent t)pes of integrated authentication mechanisms
that the
4nterprise .ortal 7.0 o;ers$ (*hoose all that appl).)
%. %uthentication using a reverse pro2) with <=& permissions
'. %uthentication with >.70? digital certifcates
*. %uthentication %gainst <ser ,ata in &%. 0+1 &)stem
,. %uthentication with <ser 3, and .assword
4. %uthentication using @etegrit) &iteAinder
=. %uthentication using ,igital envelopes
1. 5 .=or administration tas!s in the .ortal *atalog- it is recommended that
)ou organiBe
the content in a folder ta2onom). .lacing man) o:ects in a single folder
increases the
time it ta!es for that folder to load. How man) o:ects o:ects does &%.
recommends to
!eep in a single folder$
%. C7
'. 100
*. 27
,. 70
4. 7
=. 10
1. C ."hich of the following is a prerequisite to enale ,ragD0elate and
&ingle &ign#En$
%. 0etrieval and *lassifcation (904>)
'. Java &erver .ages
*. 4nterprise .ortal .lug#3n (".#.3)
,. &%. <nifcation &erver
1. F .GGGGGGGG assemles the pages that are displa)ed in the 4nterprise .ortal.
%. *ontent &erver
'. <nifcation &erver
*. i8iew&erver
,. .age 'uilder
1. 11 .9rue or false6 4nterprise portal 5.0 &.2 supports onl) software ased
load
alancing.
%. 9rue
'. =alse
&cenario
9he operating s)stem collector &%.Es*ol is a stand#alone program that runs
in the
operating s)stem ac!ground. 3t runs independentl) of &%. instances e2actl)
once per
monitored host.
1. ? ."hich of the following data aout operating s)stem resources are
collected )
&%.Es*ol$ (*hoose all that appl).)
%. 3. fltering of the pac!ets leaving the interface
'. 3le tie#out and gatewa) ping
*. <tiliBation of ph)sical dis!s and fle s)stems
,. <sage of virtual and ph)sical memor)
4. .rocess monitoring
=. 0esource usage of running processes
H. *.< utiliBation
1. 10 .<ser access to content is determined ) GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG.
%. content management
'. 9he top#level navigation ar
*. i8iews in the channels
,. 0ole defnitions
1. 11 ."hat are the two t)pes of nodes that the J244 4ngine cluster consists
of$
%. dispatchers
'. clients
*. gatewa)
,. servers
1. 12 .9he frst time )ou log on to the portal as GGGGGGGGGG (*hoose two.)
%. default password- sap
'. default password- admin
*. predefned user- called administrator
,. predefned user- called admin
&%. 4nterprise .ortal =undamentals *ertifcation questions
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1. 14 ."hich presents a hierarchical list of portal pages and services$
%. *hannels
'. 0oles
*. i8iews
,. 9he navigation tree
1. 17 ."hat t)pe of request the client sends to the <nifcation &erver through
H99. when
)ou perform a ,ragD0elate action in the front end$
%. &&/
'. 9*.
*. H0@.
,. <,.
4. H&0.
1. 15 .9rue or false6 3f )ou are using asic authentication- &%. recommends
that )ou set
up the rowser and portal "e server to communicate using &ecure &oc!ets
/a)er (&&/).
%. 9rue
'. =alse
1. 1C .Jour organiBation has the &%. &)stem 0elease 1.1H and )ou have a
tough time to
accept and verif) &%. /ogon 9ic!ets in )our portal server. "hat could e the
prolem$
%. .ortal &ervers digital signature is missing
'. &%. logon tic!ets are not supported in releases lower than 4.0'
*. %ccess control list (%*/) is den)ing access
,. &%. &)stem 0elease 1.1H has a ug
1. 1F ."hat does the reverse pro2) flter enales the portal to do$ (*hoose all
that appl).)
%. ,istinguish etween the H99. requests
'. replaces )our e2isting frewall in the ,AK
*. 0eplace the scheme- host- and port numer in an H99. request.
,. 0espond to more than one domain name using di;erent pro2) servers.
4. *hec! all H99. requests coming to the portal platform.
1. 1? ."hich of the following are true regarding i8iews when it is invo!ed from
an
3nternet 42plorer or @etscape rowser$
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%. 3n 3nternet 42plorer- each i8iew is contained in an H9A/ tale
'. 3n @etscape- each i8iew is contained in an H9A/ tale
*. 3n 3nternet 42plorer- each i8iew in a portal page is contained in an i=rame
,. 3n @etscape- each i8iew in a portal page is contained in an i=rame
1. 20 ..ortal %dmin ta provides the tools for creating "e components. (9rue
or =alse)
%. 9rue
'. =alse
1. 21 .Jou want to set the log levels of )our new 4. 5.0 installation in
production
environment to 400E0. "hich fle do )ou edit to accomplish this tas!$
%. confg.2ml
'. logger.2ml
*. logger.csv
,. logadmin.2ml
1. 22 ."hich of the following is a middleware component that enales the
development of
&%.#compatile components and applications in Java$
%. &%. J*o
'. &,A
*. J244 4ngine
,. &%. "e %&
1. 21 ."hich of the following cr)ptograph) tool is used to confgure secure
communication etween the 904> preprocessor and the portal "e server
and etween
the 904> "e server and the 904> 3&%.3 0egister$
%. &%.*%0
'. &%.&4*.3
*. &%.&&/*
,. &%.H4@.&4
1. 24 .9he standard deliver) of &%. 4nterprise .ortal 5.0 contains four
administration
roles- all of which sudivide the e2isting administration tas!s into four groups.
"hich of
the following deals with the administration roles$ (*hoose four.)
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%. &ecurit) %dministration
'. <ser %dministration
*. &)stem %dministration
,. *ontent %dministration
4. &uper %dministration (containing all administration tas!s)
=. @etwor! %dministration
1. 27 ."hich of the following 4nterprise .ortal platform enales unstructured
content
management- and sophisticated search and retrieval functionalit) over
unstructured
content in disparate information repositories$
%. <nifcation &erver
'. .ortal &erver
*. .age 'uilder
,. Lnowledge Aanagement (LA)
&cenario
9he Lnowledge Aanagement platform (LA) provides functions that support
the
management of information in the form of unstructured data and partl)
structured data
in &%. 4nterprise .ortal.
1. 25 ."hat are the three elements of the LA platform that have di;erent
tas!s$
%. *ollaoration
'. 904>
*. .ortal *ontent ,irector) (.*,)
,. *ontent Aanagement
1. 2C .,rag#and#,rop the i8iew interface with the matching numers as
shown in the following
fgure.
*lic! here to view the fgure
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%
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*
,
1. 2F ."hich component of the 4nterprise .ortal provides authentication of
portal users
against user repositor) $
%. .ortal server
'. <ser management
*. .ortal /,%. director) server
,. *orporate /,%. director)
server
1. 2? ."hat are the two variants in 4nterprise .ortal &&E mechanism
availale depending
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on securit) requirements and the supported e2ternal applications$
%. &&E with &%. logon tic!ets
'. &&E with user 3, and password
*. &&E with ,igital *ertifcates
,. &&E with /,%. server
1. 10 ."hich of the following is used to organiBe i8iews into logical groups-
are also
assigned to roles$
%. *hannels
'. i.anel
*. i8iews
,. 0oles
1. 11 .9rue or false6 9he &%. 4nterprise .ortal 5.0 permissions mainl) defne
the access
rights of portal administrators to portal o:ects in the .ortal *atalog. 9he
access
permissions are implemented with the %ccess *ontrol /ist (%*/) method.
%. =alse
'. 9rue
1. 12 ."hat is the 9*.+3. port numer that the loc! server use to identif) the
specifc
process request coming from each middleware client$
%. 12??
'. 10F0
*. F0
,. 441
1. 11 .9rue or false6 4nterprise Java'ean (4J') is a rowser#ased- device#
independent
technolog) which provides a runtime and a development environment for
professional
usiness "e applications.
%. =alse
'. 9rue
1. 14 ."hat are the two user management master i8iews that )ou can modif)
to suit )our
compan)Ms requirements and integrate in the portal$
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%. &elf registration master i8iew
'. %non)mous /ogon with @amed Huest <sers master i8iew
*. *hange password master i8iew
,. Aicrosoft %ctive ,irector) &erver master i8iew
1. 17 .9rue or false6 %ll machines in a portal cluster are covered ) a license
installed on
an) of them. However- for high availailit) purposes- )ou should install a
license on at
least two portal machines- although a license on each machine is
recommended. 3n this
case- if the machine with the single license is stopped for more than an hour
(the period
of time during which the license is cached)- portal operation will not e
interrupted.
%. =alse
'. 9rue
1. 15 ."hich ta contains the default "elcome page plus the pages assigned
to all of the
roles to which the logged on user is assigned$
%. .ortal %dmin
'. A) .ages
*. &)stem *onfguration
,. *ontent %dmin
1. 1C ."hen will )ou use a corporate /,%. director) as a primar) store for
central user
data$ (*hoose two.)
%. if the s)stem landscape consists of @ovell @et"are clients
'. if there is a mi2ed s)stem landscape including oth &%. and non#&%.
s)stems
*. if there are large numer of users in the s)stem landscape
,. if there are large numer of "indows >. users in the networ!
1. 1F ."hich technolog) relate usiness data across applications and+or
dataases for
which )ou have installed a unifer on )our <nifcation &erver$
%. ,ragD0elate
'. i8iew
*. ,ragD,rop
,. <nifers
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1. 1? .Jou want to tune )our s)stem dataase. How do )ou enale high load
and avoid
errors when running &%. 4nterprise .ortal with an Eracle dataase$
%. ) decreasing the ma2imum numer of processes and sessions in the
dataase.
'. ) using the Eracle 4nterprise Aanager (or ,'% &tudio)- decrease the
process
numers
*. ) increasing the ma2imum numer of threads and logs in the dataase.
,. ) increasing the ma2imum numer of processes and sessions in the
dataase.
1. 40 ."h) is it not recommended to implement &ingle &ign#En with user 3,
and
password$
%. the user 3, and password are transmitted in plain te2t using H99. .E&9
'. it ta!es longer hours to update the /,%. server
*. it requires additional confguration steps to enale *H%.
,. &%. does not support &ingle &ign#En with user 3, and password
Nuestion 1 42planation6
=or &%. 4nterprise .ortal- the load#alancing solution should ensure session
persistence-
or Ostic!iness.P 9his means that all requests of a specifc user in a single
session are
forwarded to the same server. &tic!iness is achieved at initial logon- )
lin!ing to the 3.
address and local port of the load#alancing s)stem. 3f one node fails- the
other servers
assume the tas!s of the failed node without an) pause in operation or loss of
information.
.ortal *ontent ,irector) (.*,) is a fle s)stem which stores roles and role
components-
and page#to#role relationships. 3t also stores deplo)ale (.%0) and master
i8iews
(written in Java) with their personaliBation data and derivations (Java i8iews-
42ternal
&ervices). 9he .*, stores a cop) of the page catalog.
9he portal server needs read+write access to its .*, fle s)stem.
0oles are maintained with the 0ole 4ditor in oth &%. 4nterprise .ortal 7.0
and 5.0. 9he
0ole 4ditor is a "e#ased tool for creating roles and hierarchies and for
assigning
content o:ects to roles. 3n 4. 7.0- the 0ole 4ditor is a central tool which can
e used to
create and edit 42ternal &ervices- master i8iews and wor!sets as well as
roles. Ether
editors are availale for the administration of pages and i8iews. 3n 4. 5.0- the
0ole
4ditor is emedded in the central administration environment for the
development and
administration of content6 the .ortal *ontent &tudio. 9his administration
environment can
e used to call all editors for the creation and administration of content-
including the
0ole 4ditor. Enl) roles can e created and edited in the 0ole 4ditor.
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%uthentication provides a wa) of verif)ing the userMs identit) efore he or she
is granted
access to the portal. Ence the user has een authenticated- he or she is
issued a &%.
logon tic!et that allows him or her to access all the applications- information
and services
in the 4nterprise .ortal using &ingle &ign#En. &ince man) of these
applications ma)
contain sensitive data- it is imperative that the user in question can e
identifed and this
identit) authenticated.
9he process of authentication is ased on each user having a unique set of
credentials for
gaining access. =or e2ample- with user 3, and password authentication- the
authentication server compares a userMs authentication credentials with other
user
credentials stored in a data repositor). 3f the credentials match- the user is
granted access
to the 4nterprise .ortal. Etherwise- the authentication fails and portal access
is denied.
9he 4nterprise .ortal 7.0 o;ers the following integrated authentication
mechanisms6
Q %uthentication with <ser 3, and .assword
Q %uthentication with >.70? digital certifcates
Q %uthentication using e2ternal mechanisms
R "indows 2000 authentication
R %uthentication %gainst <ser ,ata in &%. 0+1 &)stem
R 42ternal "e access management tools- such as @etegrit) &iteAinder
R *EA interface allowing )ou to use an) !ind of e2ternal authentication
service
@ote that )ou must use one method of authentication for all users. 9he onl)
e2ception is
authentication with digital certifcates. ,igital certifcates can e used as an
additional
method of authentication. 9his means that users that have a client certifcate
use it to log
on while other users have to provide credentials using a di;erent
authentication
mechanism.
9he recommendation is that do not place more than fft) (70) o:ects in a
single folder.
Nuestion C 42planation6
9he 4nterprise .ortal .lug#3n (".#.3) enales the e2change of data etween
&%.
4nterprise .ortal and the m)&%..com components- for e2ample &%. 0+1 and
&%. '".
3t is a prerequisite to enale ,ragD0elate and &ingle &ign#
Nuestion F 42planation6
9he .age 'uilder assemles the pages that are displa)ed in the 4nterprise
.ortal. 3t gets
information aout the navigation etween pages and the la)out of the pages
from the
roles assigned to a user. 3nformation aout which roles are assigned to which
users is
stored in the portal /,%. director).
Nuestion ? 42planation6
9he operating s)stem collector &%.Es*ol is a stand#alone program that runs
in the
operating s)stem ac!ground. 3t runs independentl) of &%. instances e2actl)
once per
monitored host. &%.Es*ol collects data aout operating s)stem resources-
including6
Q <sage of virtual and ph)sical memor)
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Q *.< utiliBation
Q <tiliBation of ph)sical dis!s and fle s)stems
Q 0esource usage of running processes
Q .rocess monitoring
<ser access to content is determined ) 0ole defnitions. % portal role is a
collection of
content. "hile portal content is developed to enale access to information
relevant to the
organiBation in which the portal is deplo)ed- roles defne the suset of
content availale
to each functional role within the organiBation. <sers are assigned to the role
or roles that
provide content relevant to them. % user has access to the content that has
een assigned
to all of his or her roles.
J244 4ngine cluster is a set of independent nodes that are addressed and
managed as a
single s)stem. 9he cluster consists of two t)pes of nodes6 dispatchers and
servers. 9he
administrator of the s)stem determines the numer of dispatchers and
servers in a cluster.
4ach dispatcher node is connected to all server nodes in the cluster and each
server node
maintains connections to all other cluster nodes. *lustering enales d)namic
load
alancing ) distriuting client requests among the server nodes in the
cluster- there)
providing higher scalailit) and improved s)stem performance
<sers and passwords are defned in the director) server. 9o enale those
users and
passwords for portal logon- )ou must defne a securit) confguration- using
the portal
tools. However- in order to do so- )ou need to log on to the portal. 9he frst
time )ou log
on to the portal- )ou log on as a default- predefned user- called admin- using
the default
password- admin. %fter )ou have defned a securit) confguration- )ou ma)
continue to
log on as user admin- or )ou ma) log on with the user information defned in
the
director) server.
9he admin+admin logon provides )ou with access to the portal as a full)
qualifed superadministrator.
@ote that administrator access is enaled via Aicrosoft 3nternet 42plorer
rowsers onl).
9here is no administrator access via @etscape rowsers.
/oad alancing is dividing the wor! of one computer among several
computers so that
more wor! gets done in the same amount of time and all users get served
faster. Jou can
implement a hardware or a software load alancing solution.
9he role defnition determines the navigation structure within the portal. 9he
navigation
structure consists of the top#level navigation ar- and the detailed navigation
tree. 9he
top#level navigation ar is a series of tas in the title area of the portal
header. % user
navigates portal pages and services ) clic!ing tas in the top#level
navigation ar.
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"hen the user performs a ,ragD0elate action in the front end- the client
sends a H0@.
(h)perrelational navigation protocol) request to the <nifcation &erver through
H99..
9he <nifcation &erver resolves the relationship etween the drag source and
the drop
target- and queries the dataase and+or applications to determine the record
set. 9hen it
redirects the result set to the .ortal &erver and launches the screen which
appears in the
rowser.
3f )ou are using asic authentication- we strongl) recommended that )ou set
up the
rowser and portal "e server to communicate using &ecure &oc!ets /a)er
(&&/).
Etherwise usersS credentials will e transmitted in clear te2t.
Nuestion 1C 42planation6
9he &%. &)stem has 0elease 4.0' or higher. &%. logon tic!ets are not
supported in
releases lower than 4.0'.
Nuestion 1F 42planation6
0everse .ro2) =ilter enales the portal to do the following6
Q *hec! all H99. requests coming to the portal platform.
Q ,istinguish etween the following H99. requests to the portal6 those
coming from
e2ternal sources- such as the 3nternet and outside the frewall of an
enterprise- and those
coming from internal sources- such as the intranet within the frewall.
Q 0eplace the scheme- host- and port numer in an H99. request.
Q 0espond to more than one domain name using di;erent pro2) servers.
Nuestion 1? 42planation6
%n i8iew is handled di;erentl) ) 4nterprise .ortal depending on whether it is
invo!ed
from an 3nternet 42plorer or @etscape rowser. 3n 3nternet 42plorer- each
i8iew in a
portal page is contained in an i=rame. 4ach i=rame is a distinct container-
independent of
the other containers. 3n @etscape- each i8iew is contained in an H9A/ tale.
"hen
multiple i8iews are displa)ed in a portal page in @etscape- )ou are actuall)
viewing a
single H9A/ page formatted into H9A/ tales.
*ontent %dmin ta provides the tools for creating portal#related content- such
as roles-
i8iews- pages- "e components.
.ortal applications are confgured according to the logger.2ml confguration
fle. 8arious
portal applications place information into di;erent log fles. &%. recommend
that )ou set
log levels in production environments to "%0@3@H or 400E0.
&%. J*o is a middleware component that enales the development of &%.#
compatile
components and applications in Java. &%. J*o supports communication with
the &%.
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server in oth directions6 inound calls (Java calls %'%.) and outound calls
(%'%.
calls Java). &o- &%. J*o realiBes communication etween the %'%. and the
J244
environments that can e used in &%. "e %&.
Jou use the cr)ptographic tool &%.H4@.&4 to generate a !e)store in which
)ou can
store a certifcate. Jou onl) need this !e)store for storing the root certifcate
of the portal
"e server. 3t is therefore not necessar) that )ou send the generated
certifcate request to
)our *%.
9he entire portal administration is performed using administration roles
contained in the
standard content of the portal. 9he administration roles contain all the
functions possile
for portal administration.
9he standard deliver) of &%. 4nterprise .ortal 5.0 contains four
administration roles- all
of which sudivide the e2isting administration tas!s into the following four
groups6
Q &uper %dministration (containing all administration tas!s)
Q *ontent %dministration
Q &)stem %dministration
Q <ser %dministration
Jou implement the Lnowledge Aanagement (LA) platform of the 4nterprise
.ortal to
enale unstructured content management- and sophisticated search and
retrieval
functionalit) over unstructured content in disparate information repositories.
9he
!nowledge management platform also provides collaoration functionalit)-
such as
sending messages- annotating documents- and setting up discussion groups.
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9he 4nterprise .ortal i8iew interface enales )ou to create and manage
portal channels
and i8iews. "hen )ou open the interface- a list of i8iews and channels is
displa)ed-
along with a set of tools that let )ou create and maintain channels and
i8iews. 3n this
section- we descrie the main functions of this interface.
i8iew 4ditor screen6 (1) &earch 9ool- (2) 9oolar- (1) *hannel /ist- (4) i8iew /ist
9he user management component of the 4nterprise .ortal is an e2tensive
application
programming interface (%.3) that allows i8iews to read data from the
corporate /,%.
director) and to read and write data to the portal /,%. director). 3t also
provides &ingle
&ign#En functions and %uthentication of portal users against user repositor).
&ingle &ign#En (&&E) is a !e) feature of the 4nterprise .ortal that eases user
interaction
with the man) component s)stems availale to the user in a portal
environment. Ence the
user is authenticated to the enterprise portal- he or she can use the portal to
access
e2ternal applications. "ith &&E in the 4nterprise .ortal- the user can access
di;erent
s)stems and applications without having to repeatedl) enter his or her user
information
for authentication.
9he 4nterprise .ortal &&E mechanism is availale in two variants depending
on securit)
requirements and the supported e2ternal applications6
Q &&E with &%. logon tic!ets
Q &&E with user 3, and password
'oth variants eliminate the need for repeated logons to individual
applications after the
initial authentication at the enterprise portal. "hereas &&E with &%. logon
tic!ets is
ased on a secure tic!eting mechanism- &&E with user 3, and password
forwards the
userMs logon data (user 3, and password) to the s)stems that a user wants to
call.
*hannels- used to organiBe i8iews into logical groups- are also assigned to
roles. "hile ever) i8iew
must e assigned to a channel- not ever) i8iew is associated with a page. %
user has access to the
i8iews displa)ed on the pages in his or her portal. "hen personaliBing portal
pages- the user will also
have access to the i8iews in the channels assigned to his or her roles.
9here is a permissions concept for portal o:ects in &%. 4nterprise .ortal 5.0.
3t is valid for all o:ects
of the .ortal *ontent ,irector) that can e maintained with a special editor
(.ermission 4ditor) in the
portal. .ortal permissions mainl) defne the access rights of portal
administrators to portal o:ects in
the .ortal *atalog. 9he access permissions are implemented with the %ccess
*ontrol /ist (%*/)
method.
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3n a load alanced landscape with multiple portal server installations the loc!
server is the portal
component that enales the components of the middleware la)er to wor!
concurrentl) with the
persistence la)er- notal) with the .ortal *ontent ,irector) (.*,) and the
dataase server.
9he middleware la)er is installed as clients that access the persistence la)er
and the shared resources.
4ach middleware client must not interfere with other clients accessing and
modif)ing the same
resources- therefore there is the need to implement a concurrent control
mechanism.
9he control mechanism is a s)nchroniBation process over 9*.+3. at port 12??.
9hrough the port- the
loc! server identifes the specifc process request coming from each
middleware client. 3t then allows
access to the shared resources and the persistence la)er. ') so doing- each
portal wor!s with a
consistent view of the shared resources. .ortals communicating with the loc!
server ecome the loc!
clients.
"e ,)npro is a rowser#ased- device#independent technolog) which
provides a runtime and a
development environment for professional usiness "e applications. "e
,)npro delivers a
declarative meta#model to minimiBe the need to write programming code.
=rom this astract defnition-
"e ,)npro generates code to create a read)#to#run "e application.
9he 4nterprise .ortal includes two user management master i8iews that )ou
can modif) to suit )our
compan)Ms requirements and integrate in the portal. 9hese are6
Q &elf registration master i8iew6 %llows users- for e2ample- e2ternal users that
do not e2ist in the
corporate /,%. director)- to register themselves as portal users.
Q *hange password master i8iew6 %llows users to change their password and
optionall) other user
data.
=or the portal cluster6
Q 9o guarantee proper portal functionalit)- e2ternal load#alancing solutions
must alwa)s
implement stic!iness- using either a source#3. or coo!ie#ased distriution
polic).
Q %ll machines in a portal cluster are covered ) a license installed on an) of
them. However- for
high availailit) purposes- )ou should install a license on at least two portal
machines-
although a license on each machine is recommended. 3n this case- if the
machine with the
single license is stopped for more than an hour (the period of time during
which the license is
cached)- portal operation will not e interrupted.
A) .ages ta contains the default "elcome page plus the pages assigned to
all of the roles to which
the logged on user is assigned. A) .ages displa) i8iews- small applications
designed to retrieve
information from various information resources.
') %ravinda
3f )ou have a mi2ed s)stem landscape including oth &%. and non#&%.
s)stems- we recommend
that )ou use a corporate /,%. director) as a primar) store for central user
data. %lso use this
option if )ou have a large numer of users in )our s)stem landscape.
3n the aove fgure- a s)stem running *<% is used to administer user data
from several &%.
%'%. s)stems centrall). 9he user data from the *<% is s)nchroniBed with a
corporate /,%.
director). 9he <A4s of an) standalone J244 4ngines are confgured to use the
corporate /,%.
director) as data source. 9hird#part) s)stems can also access user data on
the /,%. director).
9he <nifcation &erver enales )our .ortal for ,ragD0elate (h)perrelational
navigation). 9his means
that )ou can relate usiness data across applications and+or dataases for
which )ou have installed a
unifer on )our <nifcation &erver. Aoreover the <nifcation &erver provides
functions to displa) data
from the installed dataase unifers.
9o enale high load and avoid errors when running &%. 4nterprise .ortal with
an Eracle dataase-
increase the ma2imum numer of processes and sessions in the dataase.
') %ravinda
Aa!e sure no one is currentl) using the dataase- as )ou must restart the
dataase server.
9o change the numer of processes on an Eracle dataase server6
1. =rom the Eracle program group in the "indows &tart menu- go to
,ataase %dministration T,'%
&tudio- and log on to )our Eracle dataase using ,'% &tudio as user &J&,'%.
2. Epen the ,ataase ranch and choose6 3nstances T ,ataase.
1. *hoose %ll 3nitialiBation .arameters.
4. &croll down the list of parameters to the processes propert) and increase
its value (e.g. 170).
7. 8erif) the increase with )our ,'%.
5. &croll down to the sessions propert) and increase its value to 1.2
multiplied ) the numer of
processes.
C. *hoose EL and then %ppl). Jou are prompted to restart the dataase
server.
F. 0estart the 33& and the Eracle server.
"hen &ingle &ign#En with user 3, and password is used- the user 3, and
password are transmitted in
plain te2t using H99. .E&9. "e strongl) recommend that )ou protect the
connections to the &%.
&)stem using H99.& or &@* to prevent the user 3, and password eing
eavesdropped ) an e2ternal
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