Bug 793786 (JBEPP-857) - WSRP strict mode is not properly restored at startup
Summary: WSRP strict mode is not properly restored at startup
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Status: CLOSED NEXTRELEASE
Alias: JBEPP-857
Product: JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform 5
Classification: JBoss
Component: Portal
Version: 5.1.0.GA
Hardware: Unspecified
OS: Unspecified
urgent
urgent
Target Milestone: ---
: 5.1.1.DEV01
Assignee: claprun@redhat.com
QA Contact:
URL: http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBE...
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Depends On: JBEPP-789
Blocks:
TreeView+ depends on / blocked
 
Reported: 2011-03-18 15:50 UTC by Chris Laprun
Modified: 2013-09-02 05:13 UTC (History)
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Doc Type: Bug Fix
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Last Closed: 2011-03-22 09:26:39 UTC
Type: Bug


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Description Chris Laprun 2011-03-18 15:50:15 UTC
Affects: Release Notes
Help Desk Ticket Reference: https://na7.salesforce.com/500A0000006ko0j
project_key: JBEPP

Comment 1 Chris Laprun 2011-03-18 15:50:52 UTC
Link: Added: This issue depends GTNWSRP-213


Comment 2 hfnukal@redhat.com 2011-03-22 09:14:29 UTC
Link: Added: This issue depends JBEPP-789


Comment 3 Scott Mumford 2011-04-29 01:00:24 UTC
Release Notes Docs Status: Removed: Documented as Resolved Issue Added: Needs More Info
Release Notes Text: Removed: WSRP strict mode was not properly restored when EPP was started. This has now been addressed. Added: Cause: NEEDINFO (Code bug? Caching issue? Data writing issue? Permission issue?)
Consequence: WSRP 'Strict Mode' was not properly restored when EPP was started.
Fix: An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue.
Result: WSRP Strict Mode is now implemented at startup.


Comment 4 Chris Laprun 2011-04-29 10:12:31 UTC
Release Notes Docs Status: Removed: Needs More Info Added: Documented as Resolved Issue
Release Notes Text: Removed: Cause: NEEDINFO (Code bug? Caching issue? Data writing issue? Permission issue?)
Consequence: WSRP 'Strict Mode' was not properly restored when EPP was started.
Fix: An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue.
Result: WSRP Strict Mode is now implemented at startup. Added: Cause: Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at startup since they don't yet exist at that time.
Consequence: WSRP 'Strict Mode' was not properly restored when EPP was started.
Fix: An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue.
Result: WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at startup.


Comment 5 Scott Mumford 2011-05-04 04:13:51 UTC
Release Notes Text: Removed: Cause: Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at startup since they don't yet exist at that time.
Consequence: WSRP 'Strict Mode' was not properly restored when EPP was started.
Fix: An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue.
Result: WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at startup. Added: WSRP Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at startup since they don't yet exist at that time. This meant that WSRP Strict Mode was not properly restored when JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform was started. An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue and WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at startup.


Comment 6 Scott Mumford 2011-07-11 04:32:45 UTC
Release Notes Text: Removed: WSRP Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at startup since they don't yet exist at that time. This meant that WSRP Strict Mode was not properly restored when JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform was started. An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue and WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at startup. Added: WSRP Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at startup since they don't yet exist at that time. This meant that WSRP Strict Mode was not properly restored when JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform was started. An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue and WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at startup.

Possibly the same issue as JBEPP-788. Awaiting feedback from Chris Laprun.


Comment 7 Scott Mumford 2011-07-11 23:55:33 UTC
Release Notes Text: Removed: WSRP Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at startup since they don't yet exist at that time. This meant that WSRP Strict Mode was not properly restored when JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform was started. An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue and WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at startup.

Possibly the same issue as JBEPP-788. Awaiting feedback from Chris Laprun. Added: WSRP Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at start up since they don't yet exist at that time. This meant that WSRP Strict Mode was not properly restored when JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform was started. An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue and WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at start up.


Comment 8 Scott Mumford 2011-08-18 02:42:35 UTC
Release Notes Text: Removed: WSRP Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered at start up since they don't yet exist at that time. This meant that WSRP Strict Mode was not properly restored when JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform was started. An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue and WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at start up. Added: WSRP Strict mode was previously set only via listeners, which were not triggered when the service started since they did not yet exist at that time. This meant that WSRP Strict Mode was not properly restored when JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform was started. An upgrade to WSRP 2.0.1 GA corrects this issue and WSRP Strict Mode is now properly restored from persistent state at start up.



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