Hi,
Thanks for the help. I did end up finding out yesterday that $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/log/server.log had more detailed debugging information, particularly a DEBUG level Hibernate log. I also found that the default configuration in $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/conf/log4j.xml was filtering these messages from the console and that this could be changed there.
I also figured out my problem below - it was a table name clash that confused Hibernate. I had a many-to-many association between two entities that accidentally had the same name as another unrelated entity. Hibernate then would create a join table of the same name and get confused when making relationships. This is something to watch out for!
-Leandro
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Several ways:
1) In the Management Portlet (accessible after you log in as 'admin') you can change the theme for the portal. Everyone sees the new theme.
2) Each user can change the theme on the user preferences page. The change applies only to that user.
3) If you define a portal using *-object.xml, you can specify the theme for that portal. Each portal can have its own theme.
4) You can change the theme of the default portal by editing the file jboss-portal.sar/conf/data/default-object.xml (you should do this before bringing up the portal for the first time)
There are probably other ways as well. Most of these are described in the documentation.
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