[JBoss AOP] - Question regarding Dynamic AOP
by jpsilva
Hi everybody.
First of all, I apologize for reposting. I originally posted this question in the beginners forum and got no replies, so I'm trying here, which should be more appropriate. Feel free to delete whichever post.
I'm not even new to JBoss, as I'm not using it just yet, but evaluating its possibilities. I have a question regarding its support for dynamic AOP.
I'm interested in the ability of JBoss to dynamically change the applied aspects of an application by changing the configuration file. My question is, is it feasible to have such ability in a by thread basis?.
To make it more clear, I have in mind something like a web service that depending on the client credentials, would apply different aspects to the main functionality, but would be serving multiple clients at the same time.
It would be of great interest for me to know if this can be done in the current state of JBoss, or even with the need of some customization coding.
I look forward to your answers. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Juan Pedro Silva
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[JBoss jBPM] - Re: Can jbpm run without database?
by salaboy21
PVM does not let you to execute a process with out any restriction of language and any restriction of dependencies?
The definition in jbpm.org is:
The Process Virtual Machine is a simple Java library for building and executing process graphs. This serves as a basis for all kinds of workflow, Business Process Management (BPM) and orchestration process languages.
So the PVM runs in all Java environments. Be it a standalone swing application, a web application on a servlet container like Tomcat, a spring environment or an enterprise application on an application server like JBoss. All of this with or without relational database persistence.
And if you look the documentations and tutorials you can si how with a simple API you can create your own processes and execute them...
Am I wrong? or this is what youhaodeyi is looking for?
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