Roberto Leong wrote:
will try to put something tomorrow I will definitely need help replacing
network requests with inVM calls, I have no idea how to do it (is this
related to classloader sharing?)
Yes it is, if you use the right classloader the container invoker should
do inVM calls
Hi!
I was trying to test security in jBoss and found out, that if client does
not logon to jBoss via LoginContext() getCallerPrincipal() inside invoked
beans' methods returns null.
15.2.5 of EJB1.1 spec says:
"
...
The Bean Provider can invoke the getCallerPrincipal and isCallerInRole
methods
Hi, I'm new to jBoss (EJB in general) and I just made my first Bean. Now
what should I do if I want to distribute two different beans in two
different machines? What's the coding and/or configuration required for such
thing ?
Thanks
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Drivers Interclient 2.0 and 1.6 caused different
behaviour in my case too.
With Interclient 2.0 on a windows 2000 platform the
diagnose tool isn't working. This tool is provided by
Borland together with the driver. The tool and the BMP
I made trying to access the database caused an odd
exception
Hi!
I fairly new to JAAS and jBoss implementation of EJB security. I managed to
configure jBoss so that it check access to beans based on roles -- the
standard way. It works fine, until I try to use the beans by clients, which
never logged in (did not use any LoginContext). They are allowed
Hi Alexander,
Which JBoss version do you use? I guess, 2.0.
I cannot tell you "why is this", :-)
but I believe that in CVS (version PRE-2.1) this flaw has been fixed.
Regards,
Oleg
Alexander Klyubin wrote:
I fairly new to JAAS and jBoss implementation of EJB security. I managed to
configure
Hi!
I'm wondering, how I can write servlets, that work with secure beans exposed
with jBoss. I know how to authenticate users in order for them to use my
"secure" beans. The problem is that there are two types of security context
association on client side(I'm new to EJB security, so the term is
Hi!
Does anybody know why www.jboss.org is down for several days now?
Alexander Klyubin
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No idea, and all this is giving me bad feelings... And most of the
people from the inner of jBoss is scary silent...
What is going on! :-()
/Lennart
Alexander Klyubin skrev:
Hi!
Does anybody know why www.jboss.org is down for several days now?
Alexander Klyubin
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Hi Lennart,
I don't know why the web site is down, but I see that we have had
posts from each of Rickard, Marc, Juha, Oleg, Hiram, etc. within
the last two days. Silence?
There are no issues or behind-the-scenes problems of which I am
aware (I am on the board). In any case development on
So, how can one access documents and download sources from CVS?
Alexander Klyubin
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dan OConnor
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 16:04
To: jBoss
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] www.jboss.org down?
Hi Lennart,
Ok, you are right :)
But maybe some of them are not that active on the list as before
christmas? Of course there is no problem with that as long as we know
that everything is fine and that the project is going on.
I'm also very excited about both the volume and the quality of this
list. Keep on
Hi cmwong.
Here is what i did :
I inherited all my entity beans from a bean that generates the pk in its
ejbCreate method (it selects nextval from an env-entry sequence name)
and in each bean's ejbCreate i invoke super.ejbCreate().
I would love to hear comments about this method of work...
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Hi,Ole Husgaard
the content of ejb-jar.xml:
[snip]
Looks like all transaction attributes you
have declared are Required, and this is the
JBoss default if nothing else is declared,
I guess we can assume that _all_ your methods
in _all_your beans have transaction
Since the site is down I can't look this up. Do I need to include the
jaws.xml, ejb-jar.xml, and jboss.xml in my client jar? I am thinking no.
Chad La Joie "Only a man who can not conquer
IT Specialist his deficiencies feels the need to
Lennart Petersson wrote:
No idea, and all this is giving me bad feelings... And most of the
people from the inner of jBoss is scary silent...
Hi,
I don't know why the web server is down, but the mail server for
jboss.org and telkel.com is down too, so marc and rickard probably can't
read
no, they are only in the ejb jar file.
/Lennart
Chad LaJoie skrev:
Since the site is down I can't look this up. Do I need to include the
jaws.xml, ejb-jar.xml, and jboss.xml in my client jar? I am thinking no.
Chad La Joie "Only a man who can not conquer
IT
Hi,
Derek Slager wrote:
If wrapped in a transaction, that would work -- but the performance would be
rather horrible -- the MAX query is fairly DB intensive and I wouldn't
recommend doing that in a transaction.
That depends on the database:
Any sensible database implementation will have an
some people find email must more important than oxygen :-)
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Lennart Petersson wrote:
Where can I find info on using the LoginContext. I haven't seen any
docu.
If there isn't does anybody out there have code examples they could
share?
thanks.
d.
Oleg Nitz wrote:
Hi Alexander,
Which JBoss version do you use? I guess, 2.0.
I cannot tell you "why is this", :-)
but I believe
A somehow closely related other question is how do I correctly work with
EJB
security from client in servlet mode. I know how to login using
LoginContext, but how do I process further requests from the same user --
I
suppose I should not authenticate the user once more. But how does jBoss
Hi!
Anybody knows of any security patterns in EJB or at least for jBoss.
Role-based method-level security is clearly not enough in most cases. How
can I externalize these finer-grained settings to some settings file or
database still using EJB concepts?
Security constraint example: Only owners
Try this mailing list's archive. Search for 'JAAS'.
Also check out
http://www.mail-archive.com/jboss-user@list.working-dogs.com/msg07614.html.
Alexander Klyubin
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Calm down everybody! Obviously the provider didn't do a perfect job up
to now. That's why Marc was looking and has found somebody else. I think
it will just take a little while until the site is running there and the
DNS change has propagated through all servers.
Cheers,
Tobias
Alexander
Hi!
Beans usually have custom security business requirements -- not only purely
role-based ones.
A simple example is that only the owner of account can modify it (Admin
also).
Can anyone offer a good solution or at least the direction where I should go
in order to externalize there security
Hi Alexander,
I cannot point out links that you seek for, but I have one thought on
this topic.
You may have your own Principal implementation (of course, for that
you should implement your own server LoginModule).
The Principal implementation can contain additional data and methods
used for
I'm trying to do so (with some success). Check
the last post on the "Clustering" thread on this list.
good luck.
Sebastian Lillo wrote:
Hi, I'm new to jBoss (EJB in general) and I just made my first Bean. Now
what should I do if I want to distribute two different beans in two
different
I'm working on a jboss security interceptor that uses a delegation model along
with a custom JAAS policy provider so that one can write security rules indepdendent
of the business logic. The delegation layer is one that implements the public interface
of the bean it is securing and then delegates
I've been getting 2 errors that I can't seem to figure out.
1. "The method return values in the home interface must be of valid types
for RMI/IIOP."
I get this one on my home interface and I am not sure what the problem
is. This is the declaration I have for the create method (which is the
Hi,
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Chad LaJoie wrote:
1. "The method return values in the home interface must be of valid types
for RMI/IIOP."
I get this one on my home interface and I am not sure what the problem
is. This is the declaration I have for the create method (which is the one
it is
Isn't it rather risky using MAX to obtain the next primary key, as
there could be multiple threads creating new entities, and two or more
of them could obtain the same value for MAX and attempt to use the same
primary key? The best way I'm aware of is to use a DB sequence, but
this involves
It's not so much the fact that the context does not persist between bounces,
but that I cannot get the server to deploy from a directory (as opposed to a
.jar file).
In several places it's mentioned that Jboss can autodeploy from jar,ear,war
and directories that mimic jar or war 'directory'
Title: Finder Methods are slower when nothing is returned
I'm trying to write some code to use BMP Entity beans to update an Oracle 8i database.
I have a session bean that is doing the data loading from an XML file. I want to use the Entity
bean to see if the data exists (via a Finder
TheServerSide.com has some good pattern discussions with regards to EJBs.
Check out http://theserverside.com/patterns/index.jsp
In particular the discussion on a Entity Bean Primary Key Generator pattern
http://theserverside.com/patterns/thread.jsp?thread_id=220
The outcome of this can be
Hi,
I installed jboss_tomcat and successfully deployed EJB's and servlets in an
.ear file. However, I am unable to deploy a jsp.
I get the following message when trying to access the jsp.
You need to add tools.jar to your CLASSPATH (it's in
jdk-home/lib/tools.jar)
-- Dewayne
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Hi,
I installed jboss_tomcat and
thanks Duane!
turns out that i had a bogus setting in JAVAHOME
regards,
todd
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Ishouldn't think the directory structure would be quite like that; if you set AutoDeployer to watch /tmp/deploy, then you should be able to build a directory structure like this:
/tmp/deploy/my_app
/tmp/deploy/my_app/META-INF
Title: RE: [jBoss-User] 2 odd errors
Why is the method in the remote interface abstract? Can you make a method in an interface abstract? Why would you if you could??? I mean, what's the difference between an abstract method and an ordinary method in an interface?
Could we see the entire code
Title: RE: [jBoss-User] Externalizing security settings
That's portable wherever there's JAAS, isn't it?
Tom Cook
Systems Development
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Outer Harbour
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From the instant I picked your book up, until the moment I put it down, I was
Title: RE: [jBoss-User] Auto deploying from directories - Help !
Yeah,
that would be much better.
Any
idea when the autodeployer will autodeploy directories ?
Jonathan
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Luke Taylor wrote:
Isn't it rather risky using MAX to obtain the next primary key, as
there could be multiple threads creating new entities, and two or more
of them could obtain the same value for MAX and attempt to use the same
primary key?
If done outside a transaction, you could risk
the
On Thursday 18 January 2001 01:18, Cook, Thomas wrote:
That's portable wherever there's JAAS, isn't it?
Wherever JAAS is user in the same way as in JBoss :-)
I mean the use of server LoginModules on server - do you now other
EJB servers using this way?
Actually, the question is not "Does EJB
After getting jBoss to work with an inVM Tomcat connected to Apache, I began
to question whether having Apache in the equation is really that valuable.
Even though the jBoss+Tomcat pair can dynamically deploy applications,
Apache won't know about the new context and therefore will not be able to
I've got the latest Firebird (0.9.4) and Interserver 2.0 working fine on a Win2k
platform (the client is Unix admittedly). I had to recompile the Interclient Java
sources under JDK1.3 to get it to behave, but I don't have the connection problems I
was having with Interserver 1.6 (after about
Hi
Try thinking in terms of seperation of static and dynamic HTML. In
VM calls are nice but limited especially in the enterprise context.
Think clustering and smart design to alleviate these issues. You should
always be able to seperate your presenatation from implemenation, whatever
you use.
I installed Tomcat 4.0 beta 1 and I was suprised how fast it served the
index file, but that is one thing, another different thing is heavy stress
tests. In the other hand, the improvement may also improve the connection
performance (wich is alpha quality by now) and make it very worthy integrate
Hi,
The jboss.org website is currently unavailable (as many of you have
noticed) but will be back shortly as soon as the site has moved to
a new provider. Marc is currently unable to send/read this mailing
list but you can talk to him on the #jboss.org IRC channel on IRCNet
servers.
Apologies
No you don't.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 6:42 AM
Subject: [jBoss-User] Client.jar
Since the site is down I can't look this up. Do I need to include the
jaws.xml, ejb-jar.xml, and jboss.xml in my
What site was jboss.org using and who are they moving to now?
I'm looking to make a change for my own site, and was thinking about moving
to dreamhost.com. But if jboss.org has had problems with them, than I should
probably reconsider.
-thanks.
-john
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Hello All
Jboss site seems to be down. so it's the list i can count on :). i'm runnig
jboss on a Win2k platform and everytime i'm running it the dos box is open.
can i start jboss as a service to run on my machine.
tia
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Tomcat is a referenece implemenation. Its not worth-while doing performance
tests on it.
Asa matter of interest why are you testing early releases ??
Regards
Marty
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This is more of a Java issue than it is a jBoss specific issue. Check out
the following URLs:
http://www.kcmultimedia.com/javaserv/
http://www.alexandriasc.com/software/JavaService/
One of those should do what you want...
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Hello you wise people of the JBoss community.
Since i'm unable to search for information on-line at jboss.org, and no
similar informations is present in my local JBoss mailling-list archive, i
will try this forum.
I have a upload page (JSP). In this upload page i grab the stream with all
the
Are you sure, that BufferedReader-implementing classes you use are
serializable or network-aware?
Alexander Klyubin
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Nygaard
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 08:11
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No. I'm not sure because of my current newbie level :-)
How can I be sure ? (Javadoc?)
Can I change it to be serializable or change to other type that is
seriazeble ? (and still can be used by the streamtokenizer).
Btw: Thanks for the quick reply.
- Ren
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Hey all,
I am using jboss CMP beans and I have an entity bean called a UserList and
in this I have two container managed fields called userID and listID ,these
two are composite primary keys
My quection is how jboss will find this
in the UserListHome how should I include the methods ...
Hi.
First, I want to say, that I was trying to look first in the mailing
list to solve this problem, 'cause I think it's really common but the
web server is down, so here's the question to you guys sorry.
I'm trying to install JBoss on Linux, it seems to start but I'm getting
this message :
OK, I understand both your and Scott's ideas. But my question was more of
design of permission checking and storage/configuration.
Has anybody figured out what's the best way to implement those
permissions/permission-checking classes so, that that permissions are
modifiable at runtime on
I'm rather new to EJBs also. But, seems that you have a problem of passing
large bulk of data between client(servlet) and bean. The easiest solution
that comes into mind is to send a byte[] or char[] or String containing ALL
the data at once to the bean. The bean can internally then create a
Create a UserListPK and use it as your primary key. There are some caveats
though, you'll have to implemet equals() and hashCode() methods correctly.
public class UserListPK
{
public String userID;
public String listID;
...
}
When it's done, you just declare:
public
Provide us with relevant parts of AccessorHome.java, Accessor.java and
Record.java...
Alexander Klyubin
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Subject: [jBoss-User] 2 odd
Hi,
I accidently subscribed to this list from two different accounts, and
receive now quite a lot of mail. The problem is that one of the addresses
is from a service that redirects the mail to a different account, and I
cannot send an email that seems to come from this address (and hence
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