Hi,
might be a misunderstanding: you still need the LoginContext on the client
side. User/password are provided through the CallbackHandler interface:
AppCallbackHandler callbackHandler = new AppCallbackHandler(user,
password.toCharArray() );
| LoginContext loginContext = new LoginContext ("logincontextname",
callbackHandler);
| loginContext.login();
The "AppCallbackHandler" is a JBoss specific class, which contains user and
password. There might be other implementations, which read user/password e.g.
from user input.
The "logincontextname" must be declared in "auth.conf" and point to the client
login module.
Best regards
Wolfgang
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