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RE: RE: Multiple instances in Liferay.

Jamie Sammons, modified 3 Years ago.
Multiple instances in Liferay.
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Hi,

As per the requirement I have created two instance and after making chnages in system driver able to access both instance.

Now I have to use, separate properties file for each instance.

For this created portal-{web-id}.properties files for each instance inside WEB-INF/classes & system-ext.properties file with value "company-id-properties=true".

While server start portal-{web-id}.properties files are getting read with their company-id.

But the problem is that, still it is not working as per separate portal-{web-id}.properties files. It's still working as per the default properties file.

Note -: In portal-ext.properties file values -

include-and-override=portal-developer.properties

include-and-override=portal-{web-id1}.properties

include-and-override=portal-{web-id2}.properties

Any suggestion would be helpful.

Using Liferay version 7.4

 

Thanks :

Manoj Kumar

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Russell Bohl, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: Multiple instances in Liferay.
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Hi Manoj, as stated in the portal properties documentation, as of Liferay 7.3 portal properties files can no longer be scoped to the instance using the companyId.

Jamie Sammons, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: RE: Multiple instances in Liferay.
New Member Posts: 10 Join Date: 11/26/21 Recent Posts

Hi Russell,

 

Thanks for response.

So how we can do the task, to use different properties file for different instance in Liferay7.4 .

 

Thanks:

Manoj Kumar

 

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Russell Bohl, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: RE: Multiple instances in Liferay.
Expert Posts: 308 Join Date: 2/13/13 Recent Posts

If the note in the docs is accurate, you cannot have different portal.properties per instance.

As of DXP 7.3, the per-virtual instance portal properties file feature has been removed. DXP no longer applies per-instance properties from files of the format `portal-[companyId].properties`) to instances matching the company IDs.
 

So, what properties do you need to scope to the instance? They might be available in Instance Settings.