We regardless if it is dynamic or not. JAAS somehow differentiates
between the class gettign loaded from lib/ext and we explicitly
putting it in the path at runtime.
For instance... if my security module use javaMail.
I have to do this java -classpath $CLASSPATH:mail.jar Main MY-CONFIG
Why?
d.
-----Original Message-----
From: marc fleury [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 11:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] JAAS requires staticly loaded classes?
Doug,
turn on the brain
|JAAS doesn't see any changes that are loaded dynamically with the
|classloader,
|i.e. deployment or even the loading of the lib/ext/mail.jar...
not should it. as you *should* know lib/ext is not dynamic but the
statically created MLet at the beginning of the server life.
|For instance I send a java mail from the module if there is a sever problem
|well, this
|requires me to explicitly add mail.jar to my classpath!!!!!
The 3.0 series will support JSR (Java Service Archive) hot deployment, as
service and app mbean, then you will have dynamic extensible services. For
now you reboot like the rest of industry
marcf
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|d.
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