Hello Taher,
Yes, it is possible to run domain/sub-domain on localhost by making changes
in the file */etc/hosts* of Ubuntu environment. It requires putting the
domain name in front of local IP 127.0.0.1.
Also, there is a domain_name field in Tenant entity that can be used for
specifying a domain
Hi Arun,
So does that work for developers on localhost? Is it an acceptable
compromise to ignore and close the JIRA?
On Oct 3, 2017 3:36 PM, "Arun Patidar"
wrote:
> Hi Taher,
>
> Thanks for fixing the issue. The issue of multi-tenant logins in the same
> browser can be achieved by using sub-dom
Hi Taher,
Thanks for fixing the issue. The issue of multi-tenant logins in the same
browser can be achieved by using sub-domain in URL for each tenant. In this
way, there will be a separate session and cookie management.
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Le 29/09/2017 à 17:49, Taher Alkhateeb a écrit :
Very happy to note that I finally cracked the puzzle on this bug. It's
a simple case of readers=tenant that was missing in the build script.
This bug was always there since the introduction of gradle. So I will
fix it and backport to branch 16. You
Very happy to note that I finally cracked the puzzle on this bug. It's
a simple case of readers=tenant that was missing in the build script.
This bug was always there since the introduction of gradle. So I will
fix it and backport to branch 16. You can check [1] for more.
However, given that this
I did try. I created two tenants with:
1. *./gradlew createTenant -PtenantId=mytenant -PtenantName="My Name"
-PdomainName=com.example -PtenantReaders=seed,seed-initial,ext
-PdbPlatform=M -PdbIp=127.0.0.1 -PdbUser=mydbuser -PdbPassword=mydbpass*
Tenant1: CAD
Tenant 2: DDS
2. Used ./gradlew ofbiz
Ahhh, I'm not sure but I think this means you might be overwriting the
tenant data. You need need to pass something like ./gradlew "ofbiz
--load-data readers=seed --load-data delegator=default#tenant_id_here"
Either way, if the JIRA is relevant then I suggest to continue the
discussion over there.
Actually what is happening when i am stopping the application and using the
command *./gradlew "ofbiz --load-data readers=seed"* then the other tenant
login will be successful, but first one again is not able to and the process
continues.
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Thanks Taher for your reply. Yes we can go ahead with that.
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I think this issue is related to [1]. I requested some tests but the
user was busy, if you can help then perhaps we can resolve this issue
[1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-9278
On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 12:19 PM, vivek.mi wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I have created two tenants in the app
Hello All,
I have created two tenants in the application. When i am logging in, the
first tenant is logging in successfully, but second one throwing error.
*Can't access entity of entityGroup = org.apache.ofbiz.tenant using tenant
delegator default#DDS, use base delegator instead*
2017-07-17 15:0
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