Thanks for the reply. Do you think using the JBoss methods
was causing the exception on login posted in the original
post in this thread?
I tried not using the JBoss methods (this was written before
I got here)... The problem is getting the CoreSession object
to pass to the UnrestrictedSessionRunner. If I try to get a
CoreSession without logging in using the JBoss method, or
the new way I do it below below, I always get an EJB
permission exception.
I'm doing this now instead of using the JBoss methods, and
we haven't seen the issue yet:
RepositoryManager repositoryMgr =
Framework.getService(RepositoryManager.class);
Repository repo = null;
while (repo == null)
{
repo = repositoryMgr.getDefaultRepository();
if (repo == null)
{
logger.error("Nuxeo's repo is not available,
sleeping
for 5 seconds and trying again!");
// wait for nuxeo's repo to become available
Thread.sleep(5000);
}
}
// the default version of the login methods logs us in as
the 'system' user
// this invocation allows this single thread permission on
the ejb remote stack
LoginContext loginContext = Framework.login();
CoreSession session = null;
try
{
session = repo.open();
// only push to the map if its a delete
// add the session key to the map so the producer
doesn't
fire off the delete event
if (!isInsertUpdate)
{
sessionMap.put(session.getSessionId(),
session.getSessionId());
}
RmsUnrestrictedSessionRunner runner = new
RmsUnrestrictedSessionRunner(isInsertUpdate, session, this,
cadObject);
runner.runUnrestricted();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// re-throw to be caught inside of CadChangeConsumer,
then properly cleanup in the finally block
throw new Exception(ex);
}
finally
{
if (session != null)
{
Repository.close(session);
}
if (loginContext != null)
{
loginContext.logout();
}
}
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