[JBoss Portal] - Re: JCR CMS Repository on distant machine
by Antoine_h
For what we have seen (understood), magnolia is more a portal than a CMS. And we have chosen JBoss Portal yet.
What we plan to do is to use the portal to publish documents, with all the portal features for many access and users (not always logged).
and to use Alfresco to write and manage the content.
we plan to do it this way :
The portlet will access the content from the Alfresco repository, as read only (to show it to the users).
We will use the Alfresco web app to write the content (internal team, not many users).
We will use the WCM version of Alfresco, the one that is now in preview, to be able to do some XML Authoring (building document with the content in XML and the presentation layer aside, with some composition rules applied when building).
lot of work to have all this work, but interesting to get these result, with each tool used for what it was made for.
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: Conversation problem
by petemuir
The EJB will be destroyed when the conversation is removed. Marking a method @End doesn't actually end the conversation, but demotes a long-running conversation to a temporary conversation. The temporary conversation will be destroyed at the end of the current (JSF) request.
As Vladimir says there are many ways to do similar things in Seam. Other options for starting coversations include using (just add s:conversationPropagation type="begin" on the link that takes you to the page - I find this is often the one I use), using a @Create method marked @Begin so that the conversation is begun when the bean (EJB) is created, using @Begin on a factory method to similar effect, using a page action and marking the conversation @Begin(join=true), using pageflows...
Try to use the examples and the reference manual to guide you through. You could also try the Seam book by Yuan and Heute.
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