[Design of JBoss jBPM] - Re: console roles
by tom.baeyens@jboss.com
"koen.aers(a)jboss.com" wrote : Wouldn't it be possible to reuse the perspective concept as it is used in Eclipse?
conceptually that is indeed what we want.
question remains *how* this can be done.
an aspect that is not yet clear to me is authorization. to what extend should these roles be tied to authorization. if we do that, then parts of pages or views need to become optional. then making sure that the screens/views still render nice will be a challenge.
also we would have to specify for each link, button, column in a table etc which roles are allowed to see it.
all this seems like a very complex matter to get right.
so my current line of thinking would be : keep it simple as long as we don't know exactly what we want to achieve with the complexity we introduce. in other words, i rather ignore roles for now instead of ending up with something that doesn't support roles properly.
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[Design of JBoss jBPM] - Re: email templates
by kukeltje
To sum up the real situation
- It is not a real hack, since it is mostly what seam also does in their mock
- It works OUTSIDE an appserver, so standalone (that was the whole idea of the bootstrapping)
- A large use base of jBPM comes from seam users
- There is a templating mechanisme for email within JBoss, don't let JBoss become a second Apache Foundation (having a second workflow solution is already weird)
- Seam is not needed at all (yes there is some code duplication then, but if a seam mail subproject is created with some patches I have in mind, then probably one small jar is needed from seam
- No need to learn 101 things (as Pete states)
- the JBoss Tools html designer can be leveraged to design the mail in a wysiwyg way
- Using it is as simple as
| StandaloneFacelets sf = StandaloneFacelets.init();
| Facelet f = sf.getFacelet("/myTemplate.xhtml");
| Stringwriter sw = new StringWriter();
| f.apply(ctx, sw);
|
Or whatever API is interesting..... Clearly much more complex than using velocity
Take whatever road you guys want... I need this anyway.
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