Is there any way I can use my global ldap to store connection information for things like datasources, messaging, email but have JBoss create local entries in jndi with this information.
For example, my dev instance of JBoss would create a local database connection pool on startup or after a 'flush' but get the connection information from an external LDAP.
Potentially I could just use the external ldap directly for email and even messaging but my main concern is the datasource because I am unsure how connection pooling would work. That is why I would like to set up the local datasource.
any suggestions are appreciated.
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"thomas.heute(a)jboss.com" wrote : You got your portlet-class wrong
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I tried but this coming the same
On the top of that whenever i am deleting some war file from deploy folder it is still showing on Portal page
Can you pls tell me where it stores the details of portlets because it seems once it deploy some portlet it stored this somwhere
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