Hi,
I'd like to build a system with a dynamic GUI that shows/hides elements
according to the Roles owned by the user.
I've tried to retrieve the Principals through
lc.getSubject().getPrincipals() but I get an empty set of principals so
I can't (client side talking) know what is the client role.
Hi,
I'm having trouble setting up a DataSource with JBoss 3.0, it seems to have changed
from previous versions of JBoss and I have tried several things including the examples
provided in the docs directory.
I'm trying to establish the DataSource connection to Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with
Ionel,
You can implement your own loggin module and/or use a database JAAS login
module.
From there, it is up to you to organize the security data in the DB as you
wish (with other DB tables that, for example, map a given user to a set of
functions/features/frames he has access to, etc.) Then,
How to deploy several versions of same EJB JAR file on one JBoss ?
Our app has one session facade bean which is the only EJB with remote interfaces.
Maris
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There have been several slight changes in the configuration, so if you are
not running from cvs Branch_3_0 or HEAD you may need to be careful about
which version you start with. The only difference to 3.0.1 I spotted was
depends
Is the callback called? Do you have a security domain set up?
On Mon, Jul 01, 2002 at 06:39:24PM -0300, Emerson Cargnin - MSA wrote:
no sugestion?
Emerson Cargnin - MSA wrote:
My problem is to make a junit test to access the EJB's using security. I
tried to use the tests from CVS. My
If you are using jboss 3.0.1, put your ejb-jar in an .ear and include
jboss-app.xml next to application.xml specifying different LoaderRepository
names.
jboss-app
loader-repositoryjboss.test.cts:loader=cts-cmp2v1.ear/loader-repository
/jboss-app
david jencks
On 2002.07.02 07:09:21 -0400
At 04:30 PM 7/1/2002 +0200, you wrote:
Bruce,
Since we did a few patches to the axis-beta (I´ll be changing this policy
in the near future to include the
patched sources into jboss.net instead), I did not plan to include every
beta into jboss-net (especially since there is
nothing spectacular in
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Several versions of an EJB module on one JBoss
You can deploy an EJB with differents names in the JNDI. This is configurable in jboss.xml.
HTH
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Is the callback called? Do you have a security domain set up?
yes, in tomcat embedded it works all right... do I have to refer from
the junit test to the security domain???
jboss-security.xml:
security-domainjava:/jaas/sicredi/security-domain
On Mon, Jul 01,
You probably need a client login module spesified in auth.conf, but it seems like you
have one. But I think the file has to refer to the sec. domain you want to login to,
like the file we use:
// Connect client's login module, that infects the
// EJB transport layer with the application caller
In order to keep us up-to-date with current releases of JBoss Jetty I
have just released JBoss-2.4.7_Jetty-4.0.4 onto SourceForge:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/JBoss-2.4.7_Jetty-4.0.4.zip?download
The JBoss website should update shortly
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hi all. i am wondering if there are any good docs on JBoss. i got
the jboss book pre-release when i first started using jboss but it
focuses mainly on jboss and what i'm looking for is documentation on
integrating jboss/tomcat/apache with/without
I did it...
- auth.conf file :
other
{
org.jboss.security.ClientLoginModule required;
};
code:
lc = new LoginContext(other, handler);
but it don't work...
I read in JBoss3.0QuickStart page 54 the following :
Note that this login module does not perform any
Well, I think you've got it right. I beleive that the distinct and
arbitrary seperation of roles was an attempt at simplification by the
spec authors, but in reality it tends to confuse people who are more
accustomed to reality 8^}). Of course the assembler and deployer roles
also make more
Peter T. Abplanalp wrote:
hi all. i am wondering if there are any good docs on JBoss. i got
the jboss book pre-release when i first started using jboss but it
focuses mainly on jboss and what i'm looking for is documentation on
integrating jboss/tomcat/apache with/without ssl, etc. i would
Hi,
I am hoping someone can help me. I am using jboss 2.4.4 and oracle 8i to
store a CLOB field in an entity bean. When it comes to storing the beans
data i would like to get a reference to the LOB to write into it. I have
written a piece of code shown below in which i believe i should be able
Folks,
I have a feeling that the answer to this is It doesn't, but if anyone knows better please let me know.
Thanks,
Jonathan O'Connor
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My point of view is that most likely one or two people will be doing all
the work, but that the separate specification of tx and security properties
is a wonderful idea because you are forced to think about them as separate
aspects to the application logic. IMO this results in better more
Thanks for the thought on this. Our company is very small and it helps to
have
a community outside these walls to confirm or deny thoughts. Both Dan and
David
confirmed (yes Dan, very longwinded but nevertheless relevant) what I was
thinking.
In our case, yes, I am the developer, architect,
I believe it compiles it and stores it in a generated
war but I might not be correct on that. This poses
another question that I have and that is when you
deploy an application it seems that is saves copies of
the deployed application in the tmp directory such as:
Since I just fixed all of the exception handling code (with or without
tx), I am familiar with most of the issues. The spec is very clear on
what happens when a bean throws an exception (where it falls short is
how that exception is wrapped). If a bean inherits a transaction from
the caller
This would go better on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd have to counter with a question...
Why do you want know ?
Wherever it stores them is proprietary implementation and not defined by
the spec. Therefore the implementation probably reserves the right to
change this.
If you want to write JSPs into
bryan hansen wrote:
I believe it compiles it and stores it in a generated
war but I might not be correct on that. This poses
another question that I have and that is when you
deploy an application it seems that is saves copies of
the deployed application in the tmp directory such as:
Hi,
AFAIK there is no such thing as a bean deployer as a person with decisions
to make. You on your own decide witch transactions etc you want by
generating the ejb-jar.xml. The only deployer I know is a software tool for
lame app-servers without a nifty super-easy drag'n'drop hotdeploy easeofuse
Hi,
have you had comparable versions of jdks on both maschines? I heard it'll
happen between 1.3.x and 1.4...
Regards,
Burkhard
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From: Starsinic, Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 12:25 PM
Subject: RE: [JBoss-user]
If you stop and shut down your JBoss instance, you can safely delete tmp.
I do it all the time.
Jules Gosnell wrote:
bryan hansen wrote:
I believe it compiles it and stores it in a generated
war but I might not be correct on that. This poses
another question that I have and that is when
Sometimes there may be a problem running a Jsp and one way to debug a Jsp is
to be able to step thru the compiled code in a debugger which means having
access to the compiled code. I don't write Jsp that often, so its not a
problem for me, but if I were writing a lot of Jsp, one requirement I
although the hot deploy currently does not work properly under jdk 1.4 ...
:(
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Vogel
Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 4:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] is coding a bean truly
it's all on the same machine. same jdk.
same classpath.
ya got me :*(
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From: Burkhard Vogel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 1:08 PM
To: JBoss-User
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] ClassCastException
Hi,
have you had comparable versions of jdks on
What?!
Hot deploy with Sun Linux JDK 1.4.0_01 works great for me with JBoss
3.0.0, as did all 3.0 release candidates, betas and alphas that were done.
David
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Eric Kaplan wrote:
although the hot deploy currently does not work properly under jdk 1.4 ...
:(
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Yes. If you re-deploy an ear file you get a classcastexception on the
server when trying to lookup a bean that was looked up fine before the
deploy. Here's an excerpt of mail on this in which Burkhard confirmed the
problem. If this is not a problem, please tell me, because I'd like to be
able
I was unable to find in the documentation how to
access and ejb from a command line application. I have
written a simple test class just to test the business
methods on an EJB. I am pretty sure that I need to get
the stubs and skeltons compiled to talk with the ejb,
but what is the best way to do
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Is the CMP book still in html as it was before???
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No it is PDF. Did FlashLine send you the old HTML version? If they did
send them an email and they send you the correct version.
-dain
Emerson Cargnin - MSA wrote:
Is the CMP book still in html as it was before???
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Here is the properties I use; its slightly different than yours because
mine has 3 properties, not 2:
Properties props = new Properties();
props.put
(java.naming.factory.initial,org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory);
props.put (java.naming.provider.url,jnp://localhost:1099);
they sent, but it was three months ago. but i think I still deserve it...
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
No it is PDF. Did FlashLine send you the old HTML version? If they did
send them an email and they send you the correct version.
-dain
Emerson Cargnin - MSA wrote:
Is the CMP book
So should I not be deploying my appliction to the
default directory then? And instead be deploying it to
the client directory?
Bryan
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Here is the properties I use; its slightly different
than yours because
mine has 3 properties, not 2:
Hi,
I have a problem which I cannot figure out. I hope
somone can help me with this problem, thank you in advance.
I install c:\jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3 then run
c:\jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3\bin\run.bat. No errors show on console. I receive
error when I try type 'http://localhost:8080' as
Hi,
I have a problem which I cannot figure out. I hope
somone can help me with this problem, thank you in advance.
I install c:\jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3 then run
c:\jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3\bin\run.bat. No errors show on console. I receive
error when I try type 'http://localhost:8080' as
Hi Paul,
there is no default
context configured..just try deploying some web application
and see it working
vijay
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From:
Paul Hsu
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 7:58
AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] need help
Hi,
You deploy your EJB to the deploy directory. You don't deploy your
command-line client anywhere, you just run it, including in the classpath
the necessary JBoss client jars and the home and remote interface classes
for your EJB..
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From: bryan hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, This is a problem for me too. jBoss 3.0.1RC1, Sun JDK1.4 on windows...
Torsten
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Sent: 2. juli 2002 21:20
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Cc: Jboss-User
Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] is coding
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