[Design of JBoss Portal] - Re: Virtual hosts and multiple portal server instances
by lukin
Hi, Sverker!
anonymous wrote : In my opinion it is neccesary for JBoss Portal to be able to support multiple applications on multiple virtual hosts, otherwise it's just a toy.
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It is quite a powerfull toy and it is quite better then bunch of others, but ...
I agree that it REALLY needs virtual hosting feature with separate independed content repository roots and security domains. Web level does virtual hosting well, AS knows how to deal with, why portal can't?
Unfortunately, I quite new to portal sources but I decided to use it for production environment after testing and evaluationg a lot of portals so I doomed to participate in development in nearest future, as soon as I learn appropriate portal's incantenations :).
If you agree to continue work on your pathes I'll be tester and co-developer if you don't mind.
Please guys point me on some matherials that can help me learn source and development rules here.
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[Design of JBoss Build System] - Re: Using jdocbook
by nbhatia
Steve, I tried the imageResource configuration as suggested by you. I am running into couple of problems:
1) It only copies the files from the specified directory, not the directory structure. My resource directory structure is shown below. Is there any way to copy the entire structure?
| src/main/resources/
| shared/
| css/
| *.css
| images/
| magicdraw/
| *.jpg
| argouml/
| *.jpg
| misc
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Also is there a way to exclue the misc directory? (It contains source files for jpg images such as visio diagrams etc.)
2) I would like my css and images to be shared between html and html_single output (just like hibernate docs). Currently the images are dropped inside the html folder. This is what I would like instead. Is that possible?
| target
| docbook
| html
| html_single
| shared
| images
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I totally understand if the plugin was not designed for these usecases, just want to make sure I am not missing anything.
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[Design of JBoss jBPM] - Re: 45 JUnit tests fail
by jeffcwang
Hi Ed,
There was no SimState.hbm.xml, so I created one in the sim directory of both the src and target. It was still no good. I've only seriously started learning the J2EE stack in the last few weeks and i'm in so called "XML Hell". I'm not sure what xml files go where, and what xml tags to use in specific xml files. My SimState.hbm.xml file looks like this:
| <?xml version="1.0"?>
| <!DOCTYPE hibernate-mapping PUBLIC
| "-//Hibernate/Hibernate Mapping DTD 3.0//EN"
| "http://hibernate.sourceforge.net/hibernate-mapping-3.0.dtd">
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| <hibernate-mapping auto-import="false" default-access="field" >
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| <subclass name="org.jbpm.sim.SimState"
| discriminator-value="SS"
| extends="org.jbpm.graph.def.State" />
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| </hibernate-mapping>
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It still doesn't make sense why the SimState mapping would cause things to break in the Junit test. I looked at the jbpm-jpdl.jar in my web-console.war file and the SimState mapping is there but everything works just fine. So I only see the errors in the junit tests.
thanks
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