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| Iniciado por jimweatherly, 10,ago. 2015 16:09 - No hay respuesta |
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| Publicado el 10,agosto 2015 - 16:09 |
I am writing a test SaaS application as a learning exercise.
--Using WebDev 20
--Developing on a local machine (not using Application Server or 10-user yet)
--The database is HFSQL C/S
--In the project description
SaaS site (Software as a Service) is checked
Use the "Automatic connection" mode is checked
Address of SaaS server for the test mode: is blank
Questions:
1. The automatic SaaS service still has some French text on some of the buttons. Are the pages used for this accessible for modification, or should I just plan on using a custom connection from the start?
2. Where is the SaaS Admin database located? That is, the SaaS service uses a database to track the site and subscribers. This is not showing up in my HFSQL C/S database so it must be somewhere, possibly in a HFSQL Classic database. Does anybody know where? I don't see any information about it (or warnings not to use it directly).
3. On a production system or a test system using the WAS where does/will the SaaS Administrator database go? I had expected it to go in the HFSQL C/S database. I have not reached the point of deploying the test application to a non-production WAS system yet, so maybe this is handled by the deployment process.
4. Each SaaS customer will have a separate HFSQL C/S database. In the HFSQL server itself I have only created a single database user (in this case, SaaSUser). Users of the application connect using their connection credentials and the application connects using this account behind the scenes. Is this the correct way or should each SaaS database also have a dedicated user for connecting to the HFSQL C/S database?
5. What database privileges are required for the application user in the SaaS Administrator database? That is, in order for a user to be subscribed I tried granting the application user account (SaaSUser) all privileges in the Manage the Rights screen for the database server, but it only worked when I granted super user privileges.
6. I have not reached this point in my application, but does the user Group Ware for SaaS get stored inside the client SaaS database or in another database (using the Automatic Connection mode)? |
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