Hi, Arun.
 
   In creating accout in Apache Roller, you need to insert a user profile 
including password into table ROLLERUSER and you also need to insert one or two 
user role record into table USERROLE.  You can take a look and compare these 
two tables with the tables for JForum and OpenFire.   
 
   I feel it should be easier if you implement a UI and directly transact 
to all the user profile tables of JRoller, JForum and OpenFire.
 
 
   By the way, I really like JForum and OpenFire you mentioned, do you know any 
other Java open sources, for example,  online inventory and shopping card?   
Truly appreciate.
 
 
Regards.
 
 
David 

--- On Tue, 2/24/09, Arun Kumar <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Arun Kumar <[email protected]>
Subject: How to integrate JRoller in existing website.
To: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2009, 1:46 AM


Hi,



I have a website that has integrated jForum and OpenFire for forum and
community support.

This website uses a database and tables needed by JForum and OpenFire and
created in this database.

Queries fired by JForum, etc were modified so that all thse can use the same
User-information table that has username and password fields.

Can the same be done with JRoller?

I know that I can create the tables needed by JRoller in the existing
database. What I want is that JRoller used the same User-information table
that others are using.

So is this possible?

Can the queries fired by JRoller be changed so that it mapps to the existing
User-information table ?

Is there some mapping mechanism available that will simplify this?

Please help, I'm really new to JRoller and am stuck on this from a week.



Thanks,

-Arun

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