On Tue, 6 Mar 2001, Daniel Schaller wrote:
> Hello,
>
> currently, I am using a standalon RMI-Server, which is able to export
> RemoteObjects. The underlying sockets of these objects are SSLSockets. It
> works very great and stable.
>
> Well, now I want to change to EJB and I want to use JBoss as the
> EJB-Container. I read in the documentation, that all the communication takes
> place over RMI by default.
>
> My question: Is it possible using SSLSockets here, too??
One way or another 8^})
I took a look in the code and found a few things:
There is already a custom RMI socket and factory (SecureSocketFactory - it
digs the Principal out of the datastream) in the JRMP package
(org.jboss.ejb.plugins.jrmp.interfaces) I don't see where that's
installed, and it seems like it's obsolete - at least I think i've seen
the extraction of security information somewhere else (it's tucked into
the RemoteMethodInvocation instance that's passed into the container
invoker)
Question for the Gurus: Would it be more appropriate to write a slightly
new InvocationHandler to call RMISocketFactory.setSocketFactory, or should
this be done once in an MBean? The first makes me a bit nervous, because
it seams to me that one bean's invocation handler could then change the
RMISocketFactory for the entire server.
Comments?
>
> Thanks
>
> Daniel Schaller
>
>
>
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