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integration into another Java-webapp

 
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Hi,

first of all: thanks, seems to be the perfect thing that i looked for, and seems to be quite stable (at least at first glance... :-)

I'd like to integrate jforum into a webapp with some 1500 regular users, and i'm wondering what would be the best way to prevent user/pwd-changes in jforum and handle this by my application.

Would jforum be fine if i just update the jforum_users table each time a pwd is changed or a user deleted, or is there more to do about that?
I don't know it's exact behaviour yet. Though i'm gonna have a deeper look soon, i suppose ;)

thanks a lot, Chris
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Well, it depents.. you can update jforum_users is something changes... But the question is: what kind of integration do you want? integrated login? this one will need a deeper analisys of the code, change a bit here or there..
It not that hard...

But anyway,it's relative to what to you want to do

Rafael
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You should simply add a new web Context under current Host in your server.xml file, such as forum.domain.com.
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