Hi,
Please post your config file and the location of the prop-files, too!
Cheers,
chakotey07
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Ooooh yeah, this code...
anonymous wrote : // get the current subject and its context within the
security realm
| final javax.security.auth.Subject subject = (javax.security.auth.Subject)
new javax.naming.InitialContext().lookup("java:comp/env/security/subject");
| final javax.security.auth.l
Hiho,
Did you try the Basic or Form Authentication? With the Form Auth ist should
work...
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Hi again,
I solved Question 1 ... at least for me ...
anonymous wrote : Thus, I switched to Form Auth (incl. j_security_check) ...
session.invalidate does not work neither. Wrong ... it works, but the browser
caches the credentials and performs itself a re-login (right?)
I first used a JSF Web P
Dear community,
I am rather new to the JbossSX / JAAS topic and thus, I searched the forum to
understand my problems, but I am not sure if I got everthing right.
Scenario:
I successfully secured a test web application via my custom login module and
declarative security. Wonderful, but regardin
