Trace: • Database Connection via JNDI • How to Get the Current Username • Replace JVx' standard Application With ProjX • User-Defined Session Manager and Object Provider • VisionX Logging • Supported Application.xml Properties • Password Policy Integration • Setting Default Values • Using DBSecurityManager • Menu Configuration (Multiuser)
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| - | Sometimes it's important to notify all client about an event or about changed records. This is known as "push". You push a message to all clients. In web environments a websocket is used for push notification. In JVx we have a push mechanism which is technology independent and it works different in different UI technologies. | + | Sometimes it's important to notify all client about an event or about changed records. This is known as "push". You push a message to all clients. In web environments a websocket is used for push notification. In JVx we have a [[jvx:communication:push_publish|push mechanism]] which is technology independent and it works different in different UI technologies. |
| How to push a message to other clients? | How to push a message to other clients? | ||