Hey
Y Hatsuyama wrote:
> I meets another problem.
> JDK mentions java.security.identity is abstract class.
> That means deployment tool for EJB requires the identity class
> that implements java.security.identity class to desirialize access control
> entry.
> I think this identity class depends on the jar file creator.
> Does the EJB jar file include the identity class?
> If it does not, how does the deployment tool know the class?
>
> Please tell me about this.
You are absolutely correct. This is a design bug of deployment
descriptors. It will go away when descriptors are XML-based instead of
serialized objects. For now there is no way to make a server-independent
deployment descriptor. You will have to use the DD-tool provided by your
vendor to make them. (or simply don't use identity security. at least
you'll be able to make server-independent DD:s...)
/Rickard
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