Getting portal url from within hook [RESOLVED]

[M J，修改在13 年前。]

Hi

I'm writing a ModelListener on the JournalArticle and need to get the
Portal URL (http://host:port) from within this hook.

Is there a way to do this without an additional property file?

Every hint is welcome!

[Sandeep Nair，修改在13 年前。]

Hi,

Try using this

String portalURL = PortalUtil.getPortalURL(
company.getVirtualHost(), PortalUtil.getPortalPort(), false);

Company u can get from companyid which may be there in your journal article

Regards,
Sandeep

[M J，修改在13 年前。]

Works like a charm!

Thank you very much for your help.

[Jitendra Rajput，修改在12 年前。]

Whats the third argument mean in this method

 PortalUtil.getPortalURL(
company.getVirtualHost(), PortalUtil.getPortalPort(), false);

[Sandeep Nair，修改在12 年前。]

Secure or non secure. If secure(flag is true) it will give url with https

[Jitendra Rajput，修改在12 年前。]

can we determine this dynamically ?

I know there is one method in themeDisplay.isSecure() .
I mean can we check dynamically whether server is SSL enabled or not ? without using any request object . As i want to determine from my scheduler and i dnt have access to any of request object.

[Sandeep Nair，修改在12 年前。]

Are you setting the follwoing in your portal-ext.properties

web.server.protocol=https

If yes then you can just check the property. Otherwise you dont have any other way

Regards,
Sandeep

[Jitendra Rajput，修改在12 年前。]

You mean to say ,, this is manual job ..if my server is https enabled then i need to set this property as https otherwise http.

[Sandeep Nair，修改在12 年前。]

Well, since you have no other option as you are using scheduler and protocol is associated with request. User A can hit http or https and scheduler cant magically dream about the request being made by each client. By setting the property you are saying that this is the preferred protocol and it becomes easy for you as you are generating the url and not the end user.

Regards,
Sandeep

[Bijan Vakili，修改在9 年前。]

Sandeep Nair:

Hi,

Try using this

String portalURL = PortalUtil.getPortalURL(
company.getVirtualHost(), PortalUtil.getPortalPort(), false);

Company u can get from companyid which may be there in your journal article

Regards,
Sandeep

Thank you; in 6.2, this has changed bit:

String portalURL = PortalUtil.getPortalURL(
company.getVirtualHostname(), PortalUtil.getPortalPort(), false);

Note: company.getVirtualHost() --> company.getVirtualHostname()