Hi,
I wonder if there is a way to set task instance variables directly from the frontend (build upon JSF/Seam)?
I've tried
<h:inputText value="#{taskInstance.variables['var1']}"/>
to set var1 into the context of the current taskInstance.
Using this expression in an <h:outputText /> tag with an already set instance variable works fine, because taskInstance.getVariables() returns a map, which can be indexed like that, but is there a easy way to set the variable?
The API only shows taskInstance.setVariable(name, value) and this can't be used in JSF expression language.
Thanks for any pointers,
Kurt
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Hello,
I'm trying to write a script to automatically install JBoss and I'm have a few questions about the installation.
I've tried running the automatic install with the only variables I knew of, installGroup and installpath, like so: java -jar jboss-4.0.4.GA-Patch1-installer.jar -installGroup ejb3 installpath="C:\Test\Foo"
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Are there any other variables I can send in as parameters? I've tried using the wizard installation, and I see that it allows the user to specify the server name, etc. Is there a way I could set such values through the command line? If I use the wizard, is there a way I could reliably determine the directory of the installation, such as a registry entry or something?
Thanks in advance to all who respond.
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Thanks for the reply. I deleted the protal folder in data directory and idid the start-up again (by running run.bat). but no help.
I am using mysql databases. Tables are created, but all the tables are empty.( i.e jbp_users, jbp_roles, jbp_cms_cmsentry).
I checked the log and found nothing suspicious excpet
[org.hibernate.hql.ast.ErrorCounter] throwQueryException() : no errors where hibernate related sql statement are logged.
Can you please throw some light.
thanks
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