Pls I have a multi tiered application which includes the service layer, presentation layer, data access layer. Please does anyone have a guideline on how to host this. ordinary web publishing does not seem to work.
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My team will make an application for business solution. We need a way for deployment because we have customers more than 5, but we want to use just one build for our app. And we have a problem, because we don't want to publish our app to appstore or playstore, we want to serve directly our customer's clients. And there is a handicap, because our customer's networks are restricted. We have searched for a lot of ways, but none of us can take us to the conclusion.
Can you guide us if anyone live in a similar situation?
Thank you,
Mert
Try this, use just one build for your app, upload and share it.
https://www.diawi.com/
I am very new to wso2esb, i need to design the esb service which iteract with the multiple REST application e.g Ruby on Rails application. Please help me how i can achieve that. Please give me step by step information i am very new to it
Here you can find information
https://docs.wso2.com/display/ESB480/Getting+Started+with+REST+APIs
https://docs.wso2.com/display/ESB500/Using+REST+with+a+Proxy+Service
Is there any functionality in OFBiz for m-commerce store? I already used OFBiz for eCommerce store. OFBiz has great functionality for eCommerce. I just want to know is there any way for building m-commerce store with OFBiz functionality or we can just make different design for mobile and maintaining same OFBiz functionality ? I am unable to find any answer to this. Please help me with best way.
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you can try to create a new application, which will be reusing what is existing.
look at hhfacility, it's a simplified interface for facility management for hand held devices.
Cheers
The mobile application can also use the same application, only the FTL of Presentation layer differs, the backend services will remain same.
I know there are a lot of other question about this topic but I haven't found the right solution for my case.
The landscape is like that:
Backend runs on a tomcat and provides some services. Amongst others there is UserService.login().
The Frontend (JSF 2.0, Spring 3, OpenFaces or Primefaces) which i should implement runs on a different tomcat. I need to implement the security level in the frontend. For sure I'm searching for the best framework (seam, spring security, jaas). And if you know a good tutorial it would be great if you let me know. i can send username/password to the backend and receive a User with id, username and role.
I found lots of tutorials, but i didn't get it work properly. Can anyone help me?
I probably can't explain the whole thing. But you can follow these links and should get you want you need.
First setup basic JSF-Spring Security application like in this link . Here the author did hard code the user details in the applicationContext itself for simplicity. But for your requirement you need to implement a custom UserDetailsService and which is the authentication provider where it loads the user details from the backend. You can take a look at this link.
I have a WCF REST service. Now the question is how can I secure my REST service so no one can use/call it? and what would be the best way to call it (e.g. using jquery, or from code behind)? the client application is on MVC 3.
please help and advise
Many Thanks
Not sure if you're still looking for a solution. But I used WCFRESTContrib as a basis for my project for the security features, among other things. It's very easy to setup Basic Authentication on the entire service, or on an individual basis for each service method. They have a full description on it here. If you don't decide to use the project, it should at least give you a good understanding on how it works with WCF REST api's.