[Microcontainer] - Re: Deployer sequencing
by alesj
What AS5 instance are you running?
Did you check the HackCLMDD code?
There are (currently) two usages.
1) there is LoaderRepositoryConfig present in attachments
2) we're not top level deployment unit, and there is parent CLMD present
This deployer is always triggered.
And all it does - applying the 2 rules from above - is add ClassLoaderMetaData.
This CLMD is later picked by ClassLoaderDeployer (if it exists).
Regarding 'console-mgr.sar', I guess this is the only deployment that has strict scoping defined, hence the LoaderRepositoryConfig being present.
| <loader-repository>
| jboss.console:sar=console-mgr.sar
| <loader-repository-config>
| java2ParentDelegation=true
| </loader-repository-config>
| </loader-repository>
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18 years, 2 months
[JBoss jBPM] - gpd.xml bend coordinates
by simonbaker
[I'm separating this question from another thread -- I would really appreciate some help on this question, especially the bendpoints]
I would greatly appreciate some more help with this topic as we are using JGraph to re-draw our process definition graph for the user. I don't understand how to use the various x, y, h.., w.. values to position the transition labels and draw the bends in the arrows.
For example, here is a typical node in gpd.xml file:
Code:
<bendpoint w1="-162" h1="-29" w2="5" h2="66"/>
<bendpoint w1="-188" h1="-59" w2="130" h2="42"/>
<bendpoint w1="-312" h1="84" w2="-1" h2="62"/>
Can the author of the GPD process designer help us understand how to interpret the attributes in the "label" and "bendpoint" elements so we can redraw these features in another coordinate system?
Thanks
SB
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18 years, 2 months
[JBoss Portal] - custom portal + css images
by JohnnyTheHun
Could you help me in:
I created a custom theme and a custom layout.
I first put it in a custom dir (mylayout), but later I put it in the themes/maple dir instead.
I put the appropriate lines into portal-layouts.xml and portal-themes.xml in portal-core/WEB-INF.
My problem is, that even though the stylesheet for my layout gets loaded perfectly, the images do not. My images are in themes/maple/images and I reference them with paths like "images/myImage.gif".
What am I doing wrong? I copied everything into maple dir, because I hoped the default themes were hardcoded and that might work, but it does not. Why aren't my image urls getting converted, where does the conversion occur?
Where do I have to look for the solution?
Thanks,
John
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18 years, 2 months
[Microcontainer] - Re: Deployer sequencing
by gcompienne
As far as I can see it is only triggered once (looking at the log file) for a default jboss run (includes an EJB 3 bean and a few other test deployers).
In fact I am trying to understand the exact relationships and rules existing between the classloader that seem to be created by the structure deployers and the "DESCRIBE" and "CLASSLOADER" deployers.
I discovered HackClassloaderMetaDataDeployer and though "That's probably a good one to start with" but then I was troubled when I realized it was only called when "console-mgr.sar" is being deployed...
I initially though that the fact it does not set input/outputs would have meant it matches all deployments (or perhaps none)... But that does not seem to be the case...
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18 years, 2 months
[JBoss Seam] - Re: SMPC and could not enlist in transaction exception
by asookazian
"pete.muir(a)jboss.org" wrote : 1) >= 1 SMPC per db (unless you use something like Shards or Metamatrix)
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why would you ever need more than one SMPC per db? I can understand having 1 or 2 SMPC's for 2 db's if the db's are on the same server...
anonymous wrote : 2) I'm not 100% sure, but I think you need to use XA transactions if you are using multiple datasources
AFAIK, XA transactions are necessary only when supporting/using distributed transactions (such as when method A with a required transaction annotation - e.g. REQUIRES or REQUIRESNEW - propagates its transaction to another EntityManager CRUD operation in method B that is called by method A and also requires a transaction). Then a XA datasource is required to enable 2 phase commit protocol where the transaction mgr coordinates commits with the resource mgr's (for the db's).
anonymous wrote : 3) If something is @AutoCreate, create=true is redundant, yes.
this makes sense. thx.
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18 years, 2 months