Managing Services with JPA (SQL)

[Francisco Castel-Branco]

Hi everyone,

I can't figure out how can I determine accessStrategies and stuff through the JPA service manager in version 6.2(.4). I have all the automatically generated tables, but I cant seem to understand what goes into the LONGBLOB columns.

How can I modify these parameters with or without an external service?

Thanks

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Francisco Castel-Branco

[Richard Frovarp]

I believe that it is serialized Java classes. So it's binary data. You
don't change it without an external service. I guess you could find the
code that does it and write you own service. But you don't be doing it
via direct DB manipulation.

[Andy Ng]

Hi Francisco,

If I recalled correctly, you are suppose to use CAS Management Web app along side with CAS to allow for modification on those service stored under JPA.

CAS Management Web app: https://github.com/apereo/cas-management

Also, although the best way to interact with service is through CAS Managemnt, 

I found that if you really want to edit those service but not use CAS management, repo like MongoDB can be used. It is possible to edit Mongo entry since they are JSON anyway, but not recommended.

Cheers!

- Andy