Last Friday’s Benelux JBoss User Group was well-attended, and the weather played along with our plan to have a barbeque and drinks outside in the garden at the Lunatech office in Rotterdam. Here are the slides for the three presentations.
parleys.com now has the full video of the Seam In Action presentation that Nicolas Leroux and Peter Hilton gave at JavaPolis 2007.
This article shows you how to run multiple JBoss Application servers on the same machine. This might be really useful if you wish to execute two different versions of the JBoss Application Server, or if you want to experiment with clustering. The main problem when running two or more instances of the JBoss Application server comes from the fact that the servers are using the same ports. Two solutions are presented: binding the JBoss Application Server to an interface and using the binding service manager.
This week Peter Hilton and Nicolas Leroux, senior software developers at Lunatech Research, presented Seam In Action at JavaPolis in Antwerp.
JBoss Seam is a Java EE application framework whose many roles can make it hard to introduce and explain. It turns out that the European Union (EU) is a good metaphor for Seam, and not just for the humour-value.
This article explains how to do programmatic log in, in a Seam 1.2.1 application. If like us, you want to allow your users to change their credentials once they are logged in into your application, you might be forced to log them out and to ask them to re-login. There is a nicer way to do this.
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