First of all, the good news! You can safely disregard this warning. But I get it, it is filling your log file and you may want to get rid of it to clean your log file. Let's see how to do it!
Some resources are not available to download directly from your Bonita portal. In this blog post, find some tips to retrieve them from the platform anyway.
Starting with the version 7.8, the UI Designer now includes a Modal container among the out-of-the-box widgets. As the documentation explains, the modal container can be used to create a pop-in window; it can then be opened with a button by choosing Open modal in the button's Actions property.
However, you may wish to be able to open your modal container with a widget other than a Button. Well, here is how you may easily manage to do so.
If you use several JDK versions on your computer, you might want to force the Studio to use a specific version. You can have several versions of the JDK installed in your system at the same time, for example: the latest Oracle JDK 11.0.6 set as your system's default version, for all applications to use (except the Bonita Studio 7.10.4) OpenJDK 11.6 (jdk-11) for the Bonita Studio 7.10.4.
As announced in the previous release, the Wildfly bundle has been removed in the 7.10 release.
To convert your installation into a Bonita Tomcat installation, follow the guide!
You like the concept of the overview page, but you would like to customize it for your needs, your company graphic layout, and so on? This article is for you!
How do I configure my database connection to handle my Oracle RAC, or my MySQL Database encoding?
Answer
You will have to add your configuration to the file internal.properties located at the root of the setup folder, i.e: BonitaSubscription-7.9.4-tomcat/setup/internal.properties
If you have ever noticed that large integers loose precision in Javascript, then this article will help you.
For example, if we use a Rest API to send an ID (19 digits for example) into one of our pages, this ID will be parsed and therefore unusable.
Here's an example of a value returned by the API compared to what Javascript displays :
Java/Groovy : "7300304369714702521"
Javascript : "7300304369714702000"
This comes from the fact that in Java "64 bits" integers are used compared to "53 bits" in Javascript.