[Design of JBoss Portal] - Re: User Portlet Discussion
by thomas.heute@jboss.com
"Antoine_h" wrote : Hello,
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| Ordering the view of users, or roles.
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Makes sense.
"Antoine_h" wrote :
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| configurable list of user
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Makes sense even more since the list of attributes could be changed
"Antoine_h" wrote :
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| Multi selection screens, with action on the selected list.
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Makes sense as of today, but this would somehow duplicate the notion of group that will probably happen in the identity service
"Antoine_h" wrote :
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| Logged in users
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I was more seeing this as an additional portlet.
"Antoine_h" wrote :
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| Packaging the user stuff appart
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| a separate packaging for the user/role gui admin
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The initial idea is to "move" this to the core-admin module (where the admin portlet leaves, after refactoring). I was thinking of a core-identity module instead, both solutions have advantages and drawbacks. But this will definitely move away the core module.
"Antoine_h" wrote :
| a separate packaging for the identity services (this is not gui, but this is important too).
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It is already the case in 2.6 (module called "identity")
"Antoine_h" wrote :
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| RichFaces ?
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I guess Emanuel will use anything he may need and is ready to use. But this is not a sample portlet so the goal is not to use a particular technology for the sake of using it.
Thanks a lot for the feedback and the new ideas to keep in mind.
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[Design of JBoss Portal] - Re: User Portlet Discussion
by thomas.heute@jboss.com
"anders3" wrote : An example NOT to follow was the upgrade to 2.6.1.GA where the JSF changed. This did not make happy existing users.
I find this quite offending since i already explained that to you.
Upgrading to 2.6.1.GA has nothing to do with JSF changed.
You had 2.6.0.GA running on JBoss AS 4.0.5 ? Fine, run 2.6.1.GA on JBoss AS 4.0.5, we made everything so that it can work on both.
Again, the bundle version is now including JBoss AS 4.2.1.GA (instead of JBoss AS 4.0.5), the bundle version is targeting people who want to get an easy start (not for a migration then).
There was no breaking change between 2.6.0.GA and 2.6.1.GA only bug fixes.
Now on the User portlet changes, i still don't understand your issues, can you please give me a clear use case.
If the portlet changes from JSP to JSF and is reorganized *internally* would that have an impact on your end-users ?
We'll keep the code of the former one, but what i don't want is to bring confusion by having 2 user portlets deployed out of the box. Only the new one will be deployed.
That said, we didn't talk yet about having the new portlet in 2.6 Branch or 2.8.
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