Currently, JBossWeb can handle system property substitution in server.xml. It is used for the bind address. However, it can't handle ${property:default} syntax. Is there a specific reason this was left out of the code base? If not, adding it would mean that we would be one step closer to have system properties for every port in JBoss AS, and once we have that, we can get rid of the SBM.
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The spec doesn't state the intention of an extended persistence context. It only states the rules of a SFSB, entity and persistence context. Given those rules an entity drawn from a xpc and directly refered (from a field) by a SFSB must act as I said.
The only thing said about an extended persistence context is that it's life cycle is not bound by a transaction, but by the SFSBs that use it (JPA 3.3).
Why would you want to keep managed entities around?
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anonymous wrote :
| yes, I think its a good moment to start migrating sso. We can create additional submodule for it.
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+1
anonymous wrote :
| I don't know if we want/need to bundle thirdparty jars for JOSSO/CAS with portal by default so we could also think about something optional and plugable
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Agreed as well. Currently, the integration has the following structure:
identity/{sso framework/config (for the framework's configuration files to be deployed)
and identity/{sso framework}/lib (for any libraries/jar files needed by the framework to be deployed and at compile time).
The portal integration code is in the org.jboss.portal.identity.auth package.
See the following branch for details: https://svn.jboss.org/repos/portal/branches/2_6_CAS_Integration
All this can be rolled into an sso submodule under identity main module
Thanks
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