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This
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document
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explains
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how
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to
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install
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uPortal
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3.0
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in
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Glassfish.
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Glassfish is an open source Java EE 5 application server based on Sun's Java System Application Server.
Download Glassfish from here: https://glassfish.dev.java.net/
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Installation
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of
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uPortal
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3
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- Create
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- a
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- new
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- domain
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- in
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- Glassfish
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- for
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- uPortal
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- In
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- your
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- uPortal3
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- build.properties
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- set
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- the
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- following
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- properties:
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- server.home=<your
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- glassfish
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- installation>/domains/<your
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- new
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- uportal
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- domain>
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- server.base=${server.home}/bin
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- server.webapps=${server.home}/autodeploy
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- extractWars=false
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- webapp.docBase=uPortal
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- webapp.path=/${webapp.docBase}
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- 3. From the uPortal source directory run ant deploy-ear
- Copy all of the JAR library files from <uportal source>/uportal-ear/target/uPortal/
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- to
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- <your
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- glassfish
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- installation>/domains/<your
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- new
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- uportal
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- domain>/lib/
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- Start
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- up
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- your
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- glassfish
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- domain
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- From
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- the
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- uPortal
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- source
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- directory
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- run
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- ant
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- deploy-war
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- .
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- This
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- will
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- generate
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- a
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- war
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- file
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- and
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- copy
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- it
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- to
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- the
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- glassfish
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- autodeploy
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- directory
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- at
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- which
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- point
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- your
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- glassfish
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- instance
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- will
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- install
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- it.
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That's
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pretty
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much
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it
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for
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a
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quick
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and
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dirty
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way
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to
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get
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uPortal
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up
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and
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running
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Portlet deployment is very straightforward. If your build.properties is as above, then it's actually just a case of running ant deployPortletApp...