Configure the web application bridge for anonymous login

1. Log in to the WAS console and select...
   Applications | Application Types | WebSphere enterprise applications | wp.vwat.servlet.ear | Security role to user/group mapping | All Role check box | Special Subjects menu | Everyone | OK | Save

2. Select...
   Security | Global Security | Web and SIP Security | General Settings | Use available authentication data when an unprotected URI is accessed | OK | Save

3. Log out of the WAS console.

4. Restart HCL WebSphere Portal.

5. Log on to HCL WebSphere Portal and click...
   Administration | Portal User Interface | Manage Pages | Content Root | Home | New page

6. Create a page for the web application. For this example, the new page is called TestPage.

7. Give the page anonymous user access:
   Administration | Access | Resource Permissions | Pages | Resource Type | Pages | Content Root | Home | TestPage | Assign access | Edit Role | Add | Anonymous Portal User | Apply

8. Give each web dock application anonymous user access.
   Administration | Access | Resource Permissions | Portlets web dock application | Assign access | Edit Role | Add | Anonymous Portal User | Apply

9. Add the web dock application to the page.

   The page must have the Web Dock profile, which can be set via page properties.

   Alternatively, add the wp_webdock module to the profile applied to the page:

   1. Connect to the theme repository with the fs-type1 connection.

   2. Go to the theme.

   3. Make a copy of the profile file in the profiles directory, and give it a unique name.

   4. Edit the .json file and add the wp_webdock module ID.

   5. Copy the profile created to the /profiles directory.

10. Invalidate the resource aggregator cache to integrate the changes.
    Administration | Theme Analyzer | Utilities | Control Center | Invalidate cache

Parent The web application bridge