[JBoss Portal] - Re: What exactly is the point of JBoss portal
by je.a.le
I'm not an expert :-) but i can answer you from the point of view of someone in your situation, months back.
1) it works ! ... not always the same with liferay or opencms
I think everybody will agree with me : j2ee is entreprise, big projects oriented. So there're few opensource cms. for me jbossportal is the one with the few basic composant, but the most versative. Hard to get with, nice to to code with.
2) portal (site) are made of pages. pages (kind of container/layout) are made of portlets. you add as much portlet you want on a page, according to a specific layout (easy to create new)
portlet are king of mini site. You can customize them.
3) --> 2)
4) this is entreprise. for good or paranoia reasons, no.
5)yes and no. some as opensource, others not (war). franky none fill my request so i use them as sample/backbone for my own. You probably have to code most of them.
6) you need jboss, so a dedicated server, and at least 1Gb, 2Gb memory. If you (your client) can afford 400/600⬠a year rental, dish php and jump on j2ee
I think It's all matter of request : a simple "blog", use a joomla or whatever. Need a strong versative tool, use j2ee. What don't exist you probably can make it. But that mean you/your team can code in java.
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[JBoss jBPM] - How I can show query results in jsf forms?
by ms_shitole
Hii all
my requirement is that, i need to show pooled actors in jsf forms....so can anybody guide the steps to fulfill this rqrmnt..
how i can integrate a jsf tags with managed beans....I got hibernate solutions. First I was new with hibernate, but I learn hibernate and played very well with them & getting fun with hibernate but i dnt know JSF and i m trying to learn jsf...so im getting well also but i was confused about where in which file they integrated jsf tag values with managed beans? I searched a lot in jbpm jar files but not got anything so please help me to find the code where they exactly written managed beans & jsf tag values(where instance is created?)...
I got to know that these kind of instance & actual class(Managed bean) maaping was did in faces-confing.xml..in JSF framework.
But in our case jbossJbpm framework(Inside jbpm-console.war ), Inside this war file, inside faces-config file nothing is like that, then how they are accessing data in jsf files?? I will give u sample code of t_tasks.xhtml file..
<gd:repeat value="#{tasks}" var="task" idVar="rid" first="#{tasks_pager.first}" limit="#{tasks_pager.limit}">
<h:outputText value="#{task.id}"/>
<h:outputText value="#{task.name}"/>
so where this value attribute "#{tasks}" this is mapped with javaBeans...where exactly...please help...If I clear this hurdle then almost I m the best JBPM user...-:) please help me...i m wating for reply
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[Installation, Configuration & DEPLOYMENT] - Re: Steps to install Jboss tools in eclipse sdk
by jaikiran
"praveenas" wrote :
| I want to run jboss in debug mode. Also, Let me know the command for this. Or any particular steps to be followed if we are running with out eclipse?
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Praveena,
I do not have experience using JBoss Tools. For debugging, i use plain Eclipse (without any additional plugins). Here's how i attach the debugger with Eclipse:
Here's how attach a debugger through Eclipse:
1) Edit the run.bat file of JBoss to use the following debug options (note the suspend=n option, this tells the server not to wait till the debugger attaches itself to the server ):
| set JAVA_OPTS=-Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8787,server=y,suspend=n %JAVA_OPTS%
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2) Start the server from the command line, using the run.bat file.
3) Once the server has completely started, i go to my (plain) Eclipse project and create a new "Remote Java Application" debug session (if it's not already created). In the "Port" text box i specify 8787 (the same as what i have in the run.bat). Then click on Debug.
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