[JBoss jBPM] - Re: Web console failing
by brado
Ronald,
Thanks for the reply. I'm populating a user now manually. I don't know if adding a user alone will do it, as I don't know the impact of not having group, membership, and permissions tables populated (at least for initial login). But I do have a question on populating this table. The JBPM_ID_USER table contains a CLASS_ field which cannot be null. Its one character long, so its obviously some code or flag of some sort. Can you tell me what is supposed to be in this field?
Once I have this user in the db, if I can login, I'm wondering what I'll actually be able to see, as I have no group, membership, permissions table data. Do you happen to know off the top of your head?
Thanks again,
Brad
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: how is DataModelSelection populated
by bfo81
@All:
Thank you very much for your explanations. That's exactly what made me desperate: Trying to use something without knowing exactly what goes on behind the scenes. Now I know more (a java.util.List gets wrapped into a DataModelList, and how to inject it to another bean), and some of my questions have been completely answered. Thanks for your patience ;).
@Gavin:
No problem. We all know you and the other team members spend a lot of time for other things and you can't be everywhere. I just wanted to point out that Seam's documentation isn't as good as Seam itself. And so many people can't tap the full potential of this framework - that's a real pity.
But it's good that we are explicitly encouraged now to contribute to the Wiki. As I already said I write a diploma thesis, and everything useful about Seam will find it's way into the Wiki. CRUDs are the stuff I currently tinker with (that's why I used that ping pong example last week - passing data from one page to another is on important part of this).
So don't be offended, you're doing a great job ;).
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[JBossCache] - Configuring multiple roots within JBoss cache
by ramdas
Our application needs to have multiple roots within a single JBoss Treecache. The way we are implementing this in the configuration is by specifying multiple mbean elements in the replSync-service.xml viz.
<mbean code="org.jboss.cache.TreeCache" name="jboss.cache:service=tree1"> ..... </mbean>
| | <mbean code="org.jboss.cache.TreeCache" name="jboss.cache:service=tree2"> ..... </mbean>
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Is this the best way to configure multiple trees in the same cache?
Is there a way by which the common elements within these multiple mbeans be put into a common area and then sourced in - the benefit being, any change to the common attributes within the multiple trees, be done in one place?
We are using JBoss cache within JBoss AS version 3.2.6, JBoss cache version 1.2.3
Thanks
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