The problem I'm having is that when a database connection error occurs and the user is redirected to an error page, Seam tries to create a transaction when rendering that error page which throws another exception which redirects to the error page which throws an exception, etc., in an infinite loop.
How can I prevent Seam from trying to do any database-related stuff while rendering my error page?
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"dleerob" wrote : http://docs.jboss.com/jbpm/v3.2/userguide/html/taskmanagement.html#theide...
I had already read that before asking the question (and I re-read it again after your answer), but it there are things that aren't much clear:
a) anonymous wrote : swimlane(swimlane-name) means the user or group is taken from the specified swimlane instance.
how do I assign a swimlane to the user or group?
b) User = Actor, group= group of Actors, membership = role that an Actor or group has in the organization... if this is ok, membership is not the same concept as swimlane?
"dleerob" wrote : You can also use the jbpm-console to create users/actors, or directly enter users into the database, or write your own app to create users in the database.
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I'm using the jbpm-console just to learn how the engine works, in the future (soon) I will use my own application with a set of users that log in. I'll want to use them as actors. For that reason I need to understand the diference between this set of conecpts and how to manipulate them.
Thanks,
Neuquino
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We're running portal 2.6.1 on a Solaris box for an evaluation. The installation is very generic at this point. Things work great with Firefox, but with IE v6 and v7 we have issues with drag & drop and clicking control buttons in the portlet headers. It's as though the drag & drop event handler is consuming the clicks on the minimize, maximize, etc. buttons.
Have others experienced this... if so is there a solution? We have lots of IE users so we can't ignore this.
thanks.
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