Doug,
can you be more specific about JAAS Login modules. Where to look at JAAS Login
modules in jboss portal code?
"schnelzer" wrote : Other than that you don't need to modify the
jboss-portal.sar. There a number of different JAAS Login modules that are
provided with JBoss AS. If one fits y
Here is another "less hardcoded" solution that reads name of the JSP file as an
portlet parameter:
Portlet's doView() method:
String startJSPPage =
getPortletConfig().getInitParameter("startPage");
| PortletRequestDispatcher rd =
getPortletContext().getRequestDisp
Hi Yang,
have you submited the patch already?
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Hi!
Would you mind to send your code to my email?
andrej.tibaut*AT*uni-mb.si
I want to learn from your code.
Thanks,
Andrej
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Hi!
anonymous wrote : After rebuild and redeploy, some windows such as forum, test
etc displayed properly. But user portlet window and admin window only displayed
the decoration (no contents are displayed).
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What have you rebuilt...? Wasn't it enough just to remove page definitions,
portle
Hi yxyang!
You've done a great job! Can you please share your changed source code, so we
don't need to repeat the effort. This would be a very generous move.
Andrej
(andrej.tibaut*AT*uni-mb.si)
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R
ell?
Anybody with experience?!
AndrejT
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Hi Adrian,
thank for the short but efficient answer.
I have succesfully implemented my scenario!
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erate these reply queues, I don't want them
permanently specified on JBoss. I also don't want the pub/sub model because I
don't need the overhead (each client gets all messages).
What is the best pattern to do this?
AndrejT
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Here is my jndi.properties:
java.naming.factory.initial=org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory
java.naming.provider.url=jnp://localhost:1099
java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=org.jboss.naming.client
j2ee.clientName=si.avris.prevoznik.SimpleMessageClient
But in the mean time I have the solution. Look
Here are also my configuration files:
CLIENT:
jboss-client.xml:
| SimpleMessageClient
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| jms/QueueConnectionFactory
| XAConnectionFactory
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| jms/QueueName
| queue/avrisQueue
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application-client.x
I work on the simplemessage MDB example (in Docs\examples\ejb\ from
jbossj2ee-src.zip). Originally the SimpleMessage.ear contains
mdb-app-client.jar and the code in the client is:
connectionFactory = (ConnectionFactory) jndiContext.lookup
| ("java:comp/env/jms/QueueConnect
I plan the following J2EE (JBoss based) system:
Two Java application clients each has its own database.
They asynchroniously extract database data and send it to Jboss MDB using JMS.
The database data they send are in XML form.
What is the best design pattern to use with such requirements?
What o
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