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Liferay multi tenancy and multi tenancy deployments

 
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Hi all,

Im using liferay5.2.2 for my development.i have created a multiple organization in a liferay instance. I have a doubt if i change something in an organization and i have to deploy that in tomcat other organization couldnt access their home.Is there any way to avoid that like multiple instance in a single liferay?if so how can i do that?.please help me to do that.

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Hi Syruss,

Check out 'Portal Instances' in the Liferay Portal Administrator's Guide (~ pg 115). I think that might be what you're looking for.
 
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