Hi,
I have 1 apache(for ssl), another apache(for load-balancing) and 2 jboss instance running. The problem is when user access the website using a public domain "xxx.xxx.com/proj", and when user login the url changes to a local ip (192.168.x.x/proj), but user can still be able to navigate & use the website if manually change the url back to the public domain url (like xxx.xxx.com/proj/test.jsp).
Once it is change back to public domain url, the whole thing runs as normal. So basically i would like to know what causes the url to change when user login? Or any solution for this?
Thanks.
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"gavin.king(a)jboss.com" wrote :
| Not much I can do about that. JSF forces me to swallow these things. I'm not going to do it silently, that's just dangerous.
Yes, but in the end, the security rule is not applied.
It's not a problem that's there's an exception raised. I guess there sould not be a exception in fact.
anonymous wrote : Please let me know if this is helpful (I haven't tried it myself :).
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Ah :)
Having looked JavaMail sendMessage() I was wondering how it was uisng mail.from to set the From: address (as opposed to the Return-path:)
I'm not really convinced that this is a good hack. The same thing can be easily avoided with no recompilation:
1) either edit a facelets template or
2) components.xml
(n.b. you could easily use ant to do this)
Or, if you are really don't like this, extend UIMessage and in encodeEnd use something like:
if (findMimeMessage().getFrom() == null) {
| mailFrom = getMailSession().getProperty("mail.from");
| findMimeMessage().setFrom(new InternetAddress(mailFrom));
| }
| super.encodeEnd(contenxt);
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Hi!
There is prety nice documentation guide that comes with the bundle and a lot of real examples there too. Look at them carefully, give them a try!
If you have something unclear after that use forum search functionality and try to find the answer you are looking for!
And just after you did all this come back to this forum, describe your problem and your environment (jBPM version, DB, app server, OS) and ask your question!
Also there is detailed wiki page where you can start at http://www.jboss.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmWiki
All said counts for your next two posts!
Sorry for not being that polite but if you have some preliminary knowledge about jBPM and ask concrete questions we here at the forum will try to help you as fast as we can.
Rgs
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