[JBoss Seam] - Re: Nested conversations - potential bug in Manager.beginNes
by hkarapuu
anonymous wrote : hkarapuu, do I understand you correctly that you want the following behavior? (The following is the behavior I'd prefer to see if I could choose...)
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| When @Begin(nested=true) is encountered and there is already a long-running conversation active, a new nested conversation (which is also long-running) gets created.
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| When @Begin(nested=true) is encountered and there is NO long-running conversation active, a nested conversation does NOT get created. Instead, the temporary conversation being active gets promoted to a long-running conversation. So we get the same behavior in this case as would happen if @Begin (without nested=true) was encountered.
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Yes, exactly like that.
anonymous wrote :
| anonymous wrote :
| | Disclaimer; i'm only evaluating Seam so i might have understood things wrong.
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| Me too.
You might want to look at Spring Web Flow also, i was able to build my prototype in an hour (including conversation state rollback on back buttoning and recursive conversations) from the installation, while with seam i'v been seriously struggling between docs that don't define semantics clearly, and runtime behavior that does not match my expectations.
/Henri
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[JBoss Portal] - JBoss Portal and Kerberos Authentication with Form-Based Fal
by david.hoffman
I am using Portal 2.6-GA-bundled. I have been tasked with creating an Authentication Module which is capable of ATTEMPTING to authenticate the user silently using Kerberos to an ADS server. Upon success, I am to let the user pass on into the portal. If unsuccessful, I am to present the standard login form and prompt the user for username and password.
Can someone confirm if this is even possible? If it is possible, can someone point me in the direction of how to pull this off.
I would even be appreciative if someone would point me towards a simple web-app example that would use kerberos to attemp authentication and fall back to form-based auth, I would be able to take it to the next step.
Thus far all I have been able to do is get a Basic Auth popup using JCIFS which is not acceptable due to security concerns of basic auth and a poor user experience.
Thank you in advance for any assistance in this matter.
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