Hi,
anonymous wrote : I've 100,000 users to support initially
We would love to have so many users! If we get 1000 initially we would regard
it as a success (mostly due to the target demographic and other cultural
issues).
anonymous wrote : Is the content management subsystem part of what you've
developed in-house, or something external?
The CMS system is the first main deliverable for the NAP project. We developed
it in-house because of the need that it must be completely accessible (so a lot
of focus was put on the interface making it usable and accessible for people
using assistive device technologies). In addition it also had to support our
very diverse multi-cultural society (e.g. 11 languages).
anonymous wrote : Also, did you find many corner cases needing manual API usage
for Seam?
If I understand you correctly you are asking if I had to jump out of the Seam
stack to do things which might not be possible with Seam ? No. Gavin and team
have done really well. Those things that came up which we weren't able to do
was added to Seam in due course (as part of the natural progression and
development of Seam from Beta 1 to Beta 2).
anonymous wrote : I'm also watching the JIRA bug you mentioned. I can foresee
many stale conversations building up over time for my project - and attempts to
re-enter conversations too.
I have found a way to kill the existing conversation when entering a specific
page (e.g. by clicking on a left-hand navigation menu). I only saw it this
morning, but I think Gavin added it some time ago (don't know if it is really
meant to be used in this way, but seems to do the trick with the way my action
methods start conversations).
Make use of the pages.xml functionality and the #{conversation.end} action.
Thus when the page is accessed the conversation is ended before the @Begin
annotation on my method in my ActionBean is invoked. In essence killing the
existing conversation, then starting a new one. I plan to test this a bit more
though !
| <pages>
| <page view-id="/secure/structure/management/service/services.xhtml"
action="#{conversation.end}"/>
| <page
view-id="/secure/structure/management/topic/servicesTopicManagement.xhtml"
action="#{conversation.end}"/>
| <page
view-id="/secure/structure/management/grouping/servicesGroupingManagement.xhtml"
action="#{conversation.end}"/>
| <page view-id="/secure/content/approval/servicesList.xhtml"
action="#{conversation.end}"/>
| <page view-id="/secure/discussion/management/forum/forums.xhtml"
action="#{conversation.end}"/>
| <page view-id="/secure/structure/management/adminHome.xhtml"
action="#{conversation.end}"/>
|
| </pages>
Thanks for the good wishes. Regards
Louis
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