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How to find the virtual portal name by ObjectID

Applies to

HCL Digital Experience v9.5 and higher

Introduction

When reviewing diagnostic logs, database records, or XMLAccess scripts, you may encounter a virtual portal (VP) referenced only by its unique ObjectID (OID). This article describes how to determine the name of a VP using its OID.

Instructions

Run the following ConfigEngine task:

  • For Linux:

    ConfigEngine.sh list-all-virtual-portals -DPortalAdminPwd=<your_password> -DWasPassword=<your_password> > VirtualPortals.txt

  • For Windows:

    ConfigEngine.bat list-all-virtual-portals -DPortalAdminPwd=<your_password> -DWasPassword=<your_password> > VirtualPortals.txt

At the end of the created VirtualPortals.txt file, there are entries that show the relationships between the VP name and its OID. For example:

[wsadmin] VirtualPortal:  
[wsadmin] Title: myVP  
[wsadmin] Description: my virtual portal  
[wsadmin] Realm: defaultWIMFileBasedRealm  
[wsadmin] Object ID: Z18_MQH41AG0MO4980A5CPQEPC0000  
[wsadmin] Hostname: <cannot be retrieved>  
[wsadmin] Context: myVP  
[wsadmin] Short ID: 28549  
[wsadmin] _____________________________________________________

These entries do not include the workspace ID, as each virtual portal is assigned a unique JCR workspace. If you already have a workspace ID and need to retrieve its associated workspace name and database metadata, run the following SQL query against your portal database:

SELECT * FROM JCR.ICMSTCJRWS WHERE WSID = '<your wsid>'

For more information, refer to Portal configuration tasks for administering virtual portals.