Hi Gareth,
IMO, I would not like to see that a (potential) customer would be required
to enter the tenant ID, as this would surely deminish user satisfaction. And
on the other hand passing the tenant ID in a url would also not be
preferable regarding security issues.
I can imagine that the
Hi Gareth,
IMO, I would not like to see that a (potential) customer would be required
to enter the tenant ID, as this would surely deminish user satisfaction. And
on the other hand passing the tenant ID in a url would also not be
preferable regarding security issues.
I can imagine that the
.
Regards,
Gareth.
From: Pierre Smits-3 [via OFBiz]
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Sent: 11 October 2011 08:48
To: gobrien
Subject: Re: Multi-tenant ecommerce
Hi Gareth,
IMO, I would not like to see that a (potential) customer would be required
to enter
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-3579
if you add something.
tenant was designed to get ID from login.
so for ecommerce you need to have separated webapps like eccomerclone,
and put the tenantID in the web.xml.
the problems I believe is how do you select which webapplication is
selected
Hi Gareth,
It should be possible to have a dedicated e-commerce solution per tenant.
First you have to create/set up a tenant for the backend, and after that you
should create a new e-commerce store app in hot-deploy, with setting the
appropriate configuration items in the code.
With regards,
Thanks for the reply Pierre.
So the current design is that each web store is a separate web application
attached to a particular tenantId?
I was thinking of a single web application that is connected to the
appropriate database in similar manner to the way the back-end works. The
tenantId would
You do not have the choice of passing the tenantId in the login as
access to the e-commerce store is not restricted Only way you can do it
passing as URL parameter and then collect those parameters in
ControlServlet.
Thanks,
Raj
On Monday 10 October 2011 02:59 PM, gobrien wrote:
Thanks for
