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Error : EJPAK0060W The system received an external identifier which is not associated with a user identity within the WebSphere Portal user registry. Please associate the remote identity with a valid local user identity first. Reason:  It is because that an external user doesn't have an account with our local portal user. What you can do here is either you can associate an existing> user with that Facebook user or  you can turn on transient users setting to enable to third party user login without account in portal. Check that the User account repository's current realm definition is Federated repositories and there is a base entry "o=transparent". If problem exists in configuring the transient users then follow the solution provided. Solution : If you are sure that you have followed every step from here , then it is a problem with your transient user. When you run the command “ ConfigEngine.bat enable-transient-user -DWasUserId=wps...

It is very common to encounter the session time-out page when using IBM WebSphere portal while developing. Most times there would be a client requirement to modify the way things are done automatically. While in the last post  I have mentioned about how to change the session time-out value, I am going to talk about modifying the session time-out error page.

Setting the  WebSphere Portal  session timeout value The  WebSphere® Portal  session timeout value needs to be set to stop a user from being logged out during a session. This value must match the  Tivoli® Access Manager WebSEAL  cache settings timeout value.