Did you ever found a solution for this?
I'm looking to do something similar. We have some presentation layer (based on seam) that is integrating with an EJB3 backend. If we create one ear for that it works great. But now we would like to put the presentation layer on a separate machine and have it communicate with another EJB3 server in the backend. Question is how to split the presentation layer from the business layer?
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hi,
i'm new to the whole jboss experience and i'm a bit confused with what exactly "jboss web" is all about...
what i want to achive is to be able to use the jboss AS for the logical part of my web application while using php for the view part.
from what i read, the jboss web supports php but i'm not sure of how to integrate it with the jboss AS.
as for right now i have jboss AS 4.2.2 installed and running (on a windows XP machine).
what should i do that will enable the use of php?
thanks a lot, nitzan.
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I created a little program that stitches all of our process definitions together into a single summary view. The auto layout piece is pretty bad but its not worth the time for us to fix it.
We have one large process with many subprocesses. The document that resulted from the above program drove us to create two unit tests. One unit tests verifies that a subprocess definition exists with the same name as that referred to by each process state. Another test verifies that each flow is referred to by at least one other flow in either an "in" or "out" relationship.
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Well, I could not found any tutorial about this on the net. It would be very kind from you to give me a link if you have one ;)
I just found tutorials for custom EL functions used in JSP via taglibs. But my app uses facelets, not JSP. Moreover the EL expression to evaluate is in a resource bundle, which is a Seam EL enhancement for what I understood. I had a look on the way this has been done for s:hasRole and s:hasPermission built-in Seam EL functions, but it looks like this has been hard-coded in org.jboss.seam.el.SeamFunctionMapper class. Do you know an easy way to add my own EL functions to this Seam function mapper, in a configuration file for example ?
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