What version are you using?   Kablink has the concept of a Guest user if you have built it from trunk.  If you are in ICEcore you have to to use Liferay's AutoLogin feature to map to a user.

I'm using Novell Teaming 1.0.3.

On 1.0.3 you would use the Liferay AutoLogin feature.  This will allow you to automatically log people in based on a url pattern.  Check the wiki article entitled "Liferay AutoLogin".

But my problem is that not all user have one account in Novell Teaming. I want to publish a blog with news and files so you can see without being authenticated.

Hi Brent,

I read the Wiki Autologin with invite user, but i don't know how do the implementing.Can you help me?

Unfortunately in 1.0.3 your choices are limited.  You cannot see any content inside of Teaming unless you are authenticated that is why the Liferay AutoLogin feature is required.  This will automatically log someone in when they navigate to certain urls.  It may not seem like it would work for  you but I think it will.  This is what we use on kablink.org.  I have a Liferay community setup with the url ./web/icecore_guest.  When visitors hit that page they get logged in to Teaming as "guest".  They then have access to all the content in that community that the "guest" account has access to.

The alternative is to use Kablink 2.0.  This version has removed some of these restrictions and allows anonymous access to the site.  If you configure a workspace or folder as having "guest" access it will be available to everyone.  We also have a mashup designer that allows you to put guest content on a page that is available to everyone and assign a url to it.

Hope this helps.

Hi Brent,

Can you pass me the Autologin java file compiled to use in icecore?, I don't know how to compile anything in java.

Thank you.