Hi,
Is it possible to define conditionnal method permissions ?
That is, is it possible to tell JBoss that a permission is set according
to a bean field value ?
I guess not but maybe gurus have a trick for doing this ;-)
thanks,
ionel
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/L
torsdagen den 5 juni 2003 kl 09.14 skrev Ionel Gardais:
Hi,
Is it possible to define conditionnal method permissions ?
That is, is it possible to tell JBoss that a permission is set
i cant see it being positive for Jboss in the short term...at the same
time would someone
shed some more light on whats happening please? mark?
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Salut,
Is it possible to define conditionnal method permissions ?
That is, is it possible to tell JBoss that a permission is
set according to a bean field value ?
Not through the J2EE declared security, but by writing an
interceptor that does what you want.
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had an exception while accessing data from an entity bean...can some one
explain this
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Hello Martin,
please, submit a bug report on it with all this info.
If you could also provide a testcase that reproduces this problem that
would be great.
Thank you,
alex
Wednesday, June 04, 2003, 6:21:49 PM, Martin Vilcans wrote:
MV I'm trying to create an entity bean (Score) that has a CMR
At 15:44 04/06/2003 -0400, you wrote:
http://www.componentsource.com/Search.asp?SC=EJBOSBrowse=YGroupType=5gc=JBOSSGGroupDesc=JBoss+Group
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Finn, Michael wrote:
I don't see the 3.2 stuff either - just 3.0.7 (we have a subscription and
I can't find it). In fact, like Bob, I can't even
Is it possible to define conditionnal method permissions ?
That is, is it possible to tell JBoss that a permission is
set according to a bean field value ?
Not through the J2EE declared security, but by writing an
interceptor that does what you want.
Is this a J2EE generic solution ? I
Hi,
I am a bit confused and did not find the answer in the
EJB spec:
Is the following finder allowed in EJB-QL or not?
query
query-method
method-namefindPojo/method-name
method-params
method-paramcom.acme.POJO/method-param
/method-params
/query-method
ejb-ql
![CDATA[SELECT
Hi Martin,
Just coincidentally I'm looking at the CMP section of the
getting started documentation.
In the underworld example of the Gangsters and organisation they perform
a similar one to many relationship.
On comparison I think I noted that your relationships may be the wrong
way
Security is currently role based in j2ee so there is no generic
solution short of doing the check yourself using application
level logic.
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Dan Avram wrote:
Is it possible to define
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On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 08:28 AM, jfc wrote:
Hi,
I am still trying to find the answer to my previous post to do with
why my
no, only JBoss.
/L
torsdagen den 5 juni 2003 kl 12.03 skrev Dan Avram:
Is it possible to define conditionnal method permissions ?
That is, is it possible to tell JBoss that a permission is
set according to a bean field value ?
Not through the J2EE declared security, but by writing an
interceptor
HI
i m trying to order it also. in the meantime, just 4 having another,
go to www.theserverside.com , there are chapters available from the book JMX in action
br
marco
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Hello Dr. Christoph,
I still could not figure out how to do this. What standard mechanisms in EJB
can help me identity of person. I tried getCallerPrincipal and other things
but what I need is 'login id' of person like 'DESHAW\ramrakhv'. This is
something similar to NTLM. I used to have a jcif's
Title: JBoss XA transaction with WebSphere MQ
I have been playing with JBoss 3.0.5 and WebSphere MQ 5.3 (ex-MQSeries) for a while now.
I managed to create a new JMS provider in JBoss for WebSphere MQ:
In jms-service.xml, duplicate the org.jboss.jms.jndi.JMSProviderLoader mbean. Change
I tried looking at the old jboss 2.4.x docs but it appears
they are no
longer available (dead link on jboss.org).
They have been removed, I've uploaded them again here
http://jboss.sourceforge.net/doc-24/ and fixed the url. You can also
checkout module manual from JBoss CVS, it contains the
Title: Message
Hi
folks,
I've an entity bean
deployed in jboss 3.2.1.
Whilst testing the
code I have a line that creates an instance of the entity bean as
such
ProcessDefinition remote =
home.create("testGuideline");
When this code
executes the instance is created in the database as
entity
ejb-nameUser/ejb-name
!--jndi-nameUser/jndi-name--
method-attributes
method
method-nameget*/method-name
Finder methods always return the type
in whose home interface they are defined, according to the spec: The
return
type of a finder method on the local
home interface must be the entity beans local interface, or a type
representing a collection of objects
that implement the entity beans
You don't have to use a XA datasource for the jdbc2 persistence manager, local-tx-datasource is sufficient !
Regards
Ulf
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Hi,
I want to use the datasource that my entity beans work on for holding data
accessed via jdbc calls.
Is there a way to get the datasource that is configured for CMP inside of my
J2EE code?
Best regards,
Carsten Hammer
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Still exploring DR1, but just wanted to let you folks that are still
on 3.x that it uses more memory. Seems like JMS is now a standard
part of the default server in 4.0 DR1 whereas it was part of the
all config in 3.x.
ken
p.s., my custom authenticator is broken in 4.0 DR1...looks like
you
Sacha Labourey wrote:
I tried looking at the old jboss 2.4.x docs but it appears
they are no
longer available (dead link on jboss.org).
They have been removed, I've uploaded them again here
http://jboss.sourceforge.net/doc-24/ and fixed the url. You can also
checkout module manual from
Are LIMIT OFFSET supported in
JBossQL in 3.2.x? Or just in 4.x? I can't find where in the code it's supported
(haven't tried to use it yet).
Dave
JMS was part of default in 3.x
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Subject: [JBoss-user] FYI: JBoss 4 default server uses 50MB
more memory than JBoss 3 default
16:39:29,887 WARN [TransactionImpl] Transaction TransactionImpl:XidImpl [FormatId=257, GlobalId=entwicklung2//9, BranchQual=] timed out. status=STATUS_ACTIVE
i get the above warning and in the Jboss and the client is hanging ..can any one help me with this . i already made all the getter
I'm trying to create an entity bean (Score) that has a CMR relation to
another bean (Celebrity), where one Celebrity can have many scores (1:M).
Also, the Score bean has a finder with the signature Collection
findByDay(int week, int day). JBoss' implementation of this method creates
invalid SQL,
Hi,
I'm wondering if the pay-for docs have been updated for 3.2?
Yes, they have been in may 03.
Send a mail to support @ componentsource . com and they will
send you a download link.
Heiko
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Matthew,
As everyone else is in this space, I am new at this, and what I say should
be taken with a high degree of skeptism.
Two weeks ago, I looked for the same type of tutorial. I found no
definitive work, however, I did find clues from various sources. The two
best sources are xpetstore and
Well, that's a bummer, but it would
explain why I can't find any source which mentions either of them.
:-(
Dave
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Sacha Labourey wrote:
JMS was part of default in 3.x
Thanks. I thought it was part of all.
Any idea why JBoss 4.0 DR1 uses more memory? Is it from the AOP
stuff? I can't say JBoss is a lot less piggy than WAS now :-)
ken
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I think the most current version is 3.0.7.
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The current documentation (the docs we pay for by subscription) are owned
by JBoss Group, yes? You plan to offer a competing set of documentation
generated from scratch? What exactly am I getting if I start paying Core
Developers Network $15 a month today?
The positive way of looking at this is
I'll let you know.
Marco
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I hope you enjoy it ;-)
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Had the Pay-For Documentation Been updated for 3.2?
I don't see the 3.2 stuff either - just 3.0.7 (we have a subscription and I can't find it). In fact, like Bob, I can't even find JBoss on componentsource at all. Search for JBoss, and browse by product name turn up
Sasidharan, Manoj wrote:
Hello,
Did you run initjvm script on the Oracle database?
That would set up the JVM inside the Oracle database. I don't see how
that is relevant to the current discussion.
rgds
MS
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Finn, Michael wrote:
I don't see the 3.2 stuff either - just 3.0.7 (we have a subscription
and I can't find it). In fact, like Bob, I can't even find JBoss on
componentsource at all.
I don't know what the Oracle error means, but you do not need an xa
datasource for jbossmq xa. In fact the jbossmq xa jdbc connections are set
to autocommit while in use by jbossmq, as it handles transactions
independently of the database.
david jencks
On 2003.06.04 09:18 Marek Lange wrote:
AFAIK, for using Oracle XA with jBoss, this setup should be done at the
Oracle server end.
rgds
MS
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In 3.2.X the JBossQL compiler removes these from the query and converts them
to iterations over the returned result set. See the change note:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=681216group_id=228
66atid=381174
You can still use vendor specific versions (which _are_ more
Hi
I try JBoss 4.0 (cvs 04.06.2003) and build with tomcat 4.1.24.
When JBoss start it have a lot errors in log output (for any reflection classes ,
hsqldb etc)
(localhost:8080/jmx-console, web-console, jbos-net work fine)
Is this errors normal (my system je linux rh 8.0, kernel 2.4.21-pre5 and
Will this impact the project negatively? It'd be a shame if things got nasty on the sourceforge page.
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Its not because of the AOP stuff.
But, remember, this is a developer release.
Bill
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David Jencks schrieb:
I don't know what the Oracle error means, but you do not need an xa
datasource for jbossmq xa. In fact the jbossmq xa jdbc connections are set
to autocommit while in use by jbossmq, as it handles transactions
independently of the database.
David,
thanks for the information!
snpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I try JBoss 4.0 (cvs 04.06.2003) and build with tomcat 4.1.24.
When JBoss start it have a lot errors in log output
You should only get an exception the first time you run it
(something is dropping database tables that don't exist).
I only get a few warnings that
In case any of you missed it :-)
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9813
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=9850
ken
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Hi all,
Please tell me
how to deploy a bean with two methods, one allows only administrator to access
it, and one allows all users (including unauthenticated users - the users that don’t
login yet)
Thank you
Quan
David Jencks schrieb:
On 2003.06.04 18:23 Marek Lange wrote:
David Jencks schrieb:
I don't know what the Oracle error means, but you do not need an xa
datasource for jbossmq xa. In fact the jbossmq xa jdbc connections are
set
to autocommit while in use by jbossmq, as it handles transactions
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