The security classes are in the jbosssx-client.jar which can be found in the
client directory. The xml source for the JAAS howto has been updated but
the html doc has not been regenerated.
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Thanks for the help.
Rickard berg wrote:
Hi!
Oleg Nitz wrote:
You are right, JAAS uses SystemClassloader, this restriction sits
inside jaas.jar, we can't change it. I've heard that Sun will change
this in the next JAAS release (in JDK 1.4, I guess), but for now you
should put all
Hi Andy,
You are right, JAAS uses SystemClassloader, this restriction sits
inside jaas.jar, we can't change it. I've heard that Sun will change
this in the next JAAS release (in JDK 1.4, I guess), but for now you
should put all needed classes to the classpath of the server.
Regards,
Oleg
Hi!
Oleg Nitz wrote:
You are right, JAAS uses SystemClassloader, this restriction sits
inside jaas.jar, we can't change it. I've heard that Sun will change
this in the next JAAS release (in JDK 1.4, I guess), but for now you
should put all needed classes to the classpath of the server.
I
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Rickard,
I hate to dwell on this, but isn't it a little more
complicated then that? Imagine the following:
o A servlet/JSP
~JM
How *do* you call one bean from another bean. Also How do you interact with
a stored procedure.
I'm using JAAS Security.
I have two Stateful Session Beans. First Bean(Master bean) calls another
Bean(Slave Bean).
First bean is called by client using JAAS loginContext, it gets
Exactly the same way as you would from the client.
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~JM
How *do* you call one bean from another bean. Also How do
Kenworthy, Edward
I don't know how to call a stored procedure from a client. Can you provide
a snippit?
Exactly the same way as you would from the client.
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Err, you are posting to the right thread are you ? The question and the
title of this thread is "Calling a bean from another bean."
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Hi all,
I have read the documment about JASS for JBOSS (By Scott Stark mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for JBoss-PRE2.1, Jan 20 2001)
I i want to try it. I using JBoss Pre21 (previous week compile)
After i did all describet steps and run the sample
E:\TOOLS\JAVA\JDK\bin\java
it!
Regards,
Cor
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mechanismHi all,I have read the documment
about JASS
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.SecurityException:
Unable to properly expand file://${jboss_home}/client/auth.conf
It looks to me like the symbol ${jboss_home} is not being resolved.
I don't know what platform or shell you are using but if you are using
Windows then try %jboss_home%.
YES! so silly :)
i using Windows so it shoud be %JBoss_Path%
Thanks
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Now i have another error home someone helps me :)
If password is correct.
client gets such log:
Created LoginContext
[JAASSecurity] User 'DDD' authenticated.
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Now i have another error home someone helps me :)
If password is correct.
client gets such log:
Created LoginContext
[JAASSecu
faces.NamingContextFactory");
System.setProperty("java.naming.provider.url",
"YOUR_SERVER_HERE:1099");
Alexander Klyubin
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my client looks like:
...
Hey
Cor Hofman wrote:
When looking at the client code doing the login and
creating the Session bean seem two completely disjoint
operations. How does the server know that a login
applies to a session bean I created? The articel suggests
that the code to execute basically boils down to the
Hello,
How does the StatelessSession bean called "bean" get
associated with the login()?
The login information is associated with the current thread (or the
entire JVM; same principle though). When you call a bean this
information is used for authentication by the bean's stub object
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Hey
Cor Hofman wrote:
When looking at the client code doing the login and
creating the Session bean seem two completely
Cor Hofman wrote:
That's indeed very simple. But it makes me
wonder if I could run into trouble when I
use this mechanism within a servlet. How
do I avoid that I have to login over and
over again? Because I think I do not have
any control over the thread my servlet is
running in. Or am I
, 2001 17:22
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Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] JAAS security, login mechanism
Cor Hofman wrote:
That's indeed very simple. But it makes me
wonder if I could run into trouble when I
use this mechanism within a servlet. How
do I avoid that I have to login over and
over again? Because I think I do
Hi!
Cor Hofman wrote:
I hate to dwell on this, but isn't it a little more
complicated then that? Imagine the following:
o A servlet/JSP implementation under which my
servlets/JSP pages run (using a single JVM ? Probably...)
o Several concurrent users using servlets or JSP's,
which all
Rickard,
Thanks for the hints I will look into it and
post any of my findings if relevant
Regards,
Cor.
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That 2.1-PRE binary is not sufficiently recent to work. The 2.1-PRE label
applies to a wide range of changes than have occurred since the 2.0 final
release and you must have the code from 1/10/2001 or latter in order for
the instructions in the howto to apply.
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Please confirm if someone got JAAS Based Security in JBoss to work.
Thanks,
~jm
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Please confirm if someone got JAAS Based Security in JBoss to
work. Thanks,
~jm
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On Thursday 01 February 2001 02:10, jBoss Monkey wrote:
This does not have JaasSecutityManagerService entry,
Strange. Is it from JBoss 2.0 or 2.1-PRE?
If 2.0, then the doco is not applicable, in 2.0 JaasSecurityManager
entry is in jboss.conf, if I am not mistaken.
but when I add one like
Thanks Scott and Alexander,
The bottom like is that I need the latest build for the JAAS security
stuff.
That helps a lot.
~JM
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Thanks Scott and Alexander,
The bottom like is that I need the latest build for the JAAS security
stuff.
That helps a lot.
~JM
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i thought the link to the doco says..
"For version PRE2.1 or later only (get s
Please confirm if someone got JAAS Based Security in JBoss to work.
Thanks,
~jm
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I am heavily interested in this topic as well.
So anybody out there with this knowledge?
Cor Hofman
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I am heavily interested in this topic as well.
So anybody out there with this knowledge?
Cor Hofman
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Ferguson, Doug wrote:
I remember reading something in the lists about jBoss
"cacheing" users that have logged in, what class can
I examine to see how this works?
JaasSecurityManager.java
Oleg
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On Tuesday 23 January 2001 03:13, Ferguson, Doug wrote:
Would it be possile
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Heres what I'm trying to do:
I would like to have a servlet/jsp with a form.
This form will allow users to authenticat
On Saturday 20 January 2001 03:13, dferugson wrote:
I noticed a comment in the auth.conf file that mentions db
authentication.
What are the details for this? I.e. collumn names/types
Names are passed as a parameters to the login module.
Type of the user name column should be CHAR or VARCHAR,
Oleg Nitz wrote:
Hi Toby,
TA Oleg Nitz wrote:
Toby Allsopp wrote:
TA I've found that I've had to change the line in jboss.properties from
TA java.security.auth.login.config==../conf/default/auth.conf
TA to
TA java.security.auth.login.config==file:../conf/default/auth.conf
Oleg Nitz wrote:
Hi Toby,
Toby Allsopp wrote:
TA I've found that I've had to change the line in jboss.properties from
TA java.security.auth.login.config==../conf/default/auth.conf
TA to
TA java.security.auth.login.config==file:../conf/default/auth.conf
TA That is, I have to add
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