Liferay provides many portal properties which can be used to set up & configure Liferay portal.
When we configure liferay server first time, it will create portal-setup-wizard.properties file under <<Liferay-tomcat-bundle>>
folder.
Liferay defines few more portal properties in portal.properties file. This file is located in
<>/tomcat-7.0.25/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib/portal-impl.jar. We can override these properties (defined in portal.properties) using
portal-ext.properties file.
open portal-impl jar file using WinRaR achiever or any other
For overriding portal.properties in portal-ext.properties file, we need to create this file(portal-ext.properties) manually with extention
.properties
We can either override existing properties and/or can define new properties in portal-ext.properties file.
Then we can place this file in following location :
Location 1 : <<Liferay-Tomcat-Bundle>>/ folder
or
Location 2 : <>/tomcat-7.0.25/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes
On sever startup, Liferay first reads portal properties from portal.properties file followed by portal-ext.properties file defined at
location 1 then it reads from location 2 (if we have used in both location). Finally it reads from portal-setup-wizard.properties file.
Means,
Any properties defined in portal.properties file, can be overridden in portal-ext.properties placed at location 1.
Any properties defined in portal-ext.properties file at location 1, can be overridden in portal-ext.properties defined at location 2.
Instead of placing portal-ext.properties at two different location we can place at any one location mention above.
portal-ext.properties
In above screenshot we can see that i have override one property using portal-ext.properties and define one property with overrided value.
theme.portlet.decorate.default = false
If we use this property with value false , then automatically it will hide portlet border.
No need to hide manually. Like this there are more properties which we can over ride.
location :
Output:
When we configure liferay server first time, it will create portal-setup-wizard.properties file under <<Liferay-tomcat-bundle>>
folder.
Liferay defines few more portal properties in portal.properties file. This file is located in
<>/tomcat-7.0.25/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib/portal-impl.jar. We can override these properties (defined in portal.properties) using
portal-ext.properties file.
For overriding portal.properties in portal-ext.properties file, we need to create this file(portal-ext.properties) manually with extention
.properties
We can either override existing properties and/or can define new properties in portal-ext.properties file.
Then we can place this file in following location :
Location 1 : <<Liferay-Tomcat-Bundle>>/ folder
or
Location 2 : <>/tomcat-7.0.25/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes
On sever startup, Liferay first reads portal properties from portal.properties file followed by portal-ext.properties file defined at
location 1 then it reads from location 2 (if we have used in both location). Finally it reads from portal-setup-wizard.properties file.
Means,
Any properties defined in portal.properties file, can be overridden in portal-ext.properties placed at location 1.
Any properties defined in portal-ext.properties file at location 1, can be overridden in portal-ext.properties defined at location 2.
Instead of placing portal-ext.properties at two different location we can place at any one location mention above.
portal-ext.properties
theme.portlet.decorate.default = false
If we use this property with value false , then automatically it will hide portlet border.
No need to hide manually. Like this there are more properties which we can over ride.
location :
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