In my controller.xml, I defined the following
request-map, which event type is java.
In my editResourceHeaderList function, I will remove
old record and create a new record. How can I make
sure two steps in one database transaction?
GenericValue oldResourceHeaderList =
delegator.findByP
Hi,
I have the following request mapping in my
controller.xml.
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One of my freemarker file has a url link like:
<@ofbizUrl>RemoveIt?id=11&view=10"
When I click that link, it will call removeIt
In my controller.xml, I have two request-maps, addtest
will show the form, when I submit that form, it will
call createArdenTest.
In my createArdenTest(), I did some validations, when
I return an error with type="request-redirect", it
will keep my input information on that form, it is
nice.
But if
Hi,
After I read "Best Practices Guide", I still have a
question: "where is the best place of validation?"
I found "Another good example is doing special
pre-processing and validation on parameters before
passing them to a service for processing" in that
guide, so the validation should not be a pa
After I create a new permission(Permission ID =
HELLOP1_VIEW) instead of previous one, I can login as
hellologin user.
Thanks.
--- acec acec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I added Permission(Permission ID = HELLOP1) into
> SecurityGroup(ID = hello1admin), then I added
> base-perm
> the other half of permissions and roles is on the
> Hello page you created
> if you want only certain permissions and or roles to
> use the page you
> need to add those permission to the helloworld page.
>
> you can look at widgets and ftls to see how
> permissions are us
I do ?
Thanks a lot.
--- acec acec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using ofbiz from ofbiz/branches/release4.0
>
> I did the following steps:
>
> 1: Created a New Person(First Name = hellouser /
> Last
> Name = hellouser) from Party Manager Application.
>
> 2: In
er4.0) and the
> latest version.
> you have two things to add.
> the login is part of a party. So you have create a
> party then the login,
> then the security.
> second you have to add the security level to your
> hello1.
> you can look at code in the widgets and ftls that
>
Hi,
I finished Hello World 1 from
http://www.opensourcestrategies.com/ofbiz/tutorials.php
I tried some security functions on hello3.
-step 1---
I added as following:
When I access
http://localhost:8080/hello1/control/main, I saw the
login form. After I log
