Object persistence API for Cassandra.
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To enable hot-deploy of JSPs in Wildfly, i.e. to automatically publish any changes to JSPs in ${WILDFLY_ROOT}/standalone/tmp/vfs/temp/tempxxxxxxx/content-xxxxxxx without requiring redeployment of war, set the development attribute of jsp-config within undertow subsystem to true as below: <subsystem xmlns="urn:jboss:domain:undertow:3.0"> <servlet-container name="default" default-encoding="UTF-8"> <jsp-config development="true" tag-pooling="false"/> <websockets/> </servlet-container>
Assigner assigns a mechanism (user or bot) to work on a workflow-item available at a workflow-station. Performer/Executor completes the bot tasks. Scheduler creates a schedule for completed workflow-item. The schedule consists of which workflow-station the workflow-item should go to next and at what time. Router creates workflow-item processing tasks at workflow-stations per the schedules.
Managed: Anything managed out-side of Java EE container (typically coded for Java SE). Managed objects can run outside of/or without java EE container. Non-managed: Anything managed by the Java EE container (such as EJB, etc.). Non-managed objects require a Java EE container to run.
Any resource with a status of not-available:{stateID} is picked up by the workflow engine loader and added into the workflow as a workflow-item. The loader is composed of two parts - producer and consumer. The loader-producer updates the status of resource to loading-in-process:{stateID} and puts the resource identifier in kafka. Loader-consumers are running on all … Continue reading Object Flows: Loading and processing of workflow items
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