Those two items would do what I need. I assume that getUserPrincipal() returns
the same value as getCallerPrincipal()?
I guess you could try playing around with web.xml and see if the authentication
allows you to access protected resources.
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This was a configuration error on my part -- it was actually failing (in a
non-obvious way) on the first call as well. Please ignore.
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You guys rock. :-)
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I am experiencing a similar (identical?) bug that was reported in
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1852?page=com.cenqua.fisheye.jira:fisheye-tabpanel
and reported fixed in JBoss 4.0.3.
I access a session bean twice from the web tier, as an unauthenticated user.
The session bean functio
Unfortunately...I don't think there "has" to be a way, that is the problem.
The servlet spec does not require it.
If you use one of Tomcat's authentication methods -- basic, form, etc. -- the
credentials carry through very nicely and it is all wonderful. JBoss provides
a way from Tomcat -> EJ
After a lot of time spent on this, the issue seems to be Tomcat (or arguably
the Servlet specification) more than JBoss. A variant on the JassLoginFilter
in the How-To works fine for accessing JBoss resources. Also as mentioned in
the FAQ, #21. But there seems to be no straightforward way to
Could you post more details on solving the first part of the question? I have
reviewed the documentation many times, and I am comfortable in dealing with
MBeans, but I don't see how to get a handle to the Realm involved which I think
is what is needed.
I know a filter would also work but that
I would be extremely interested in learning this as well. I would prefer to
avoid using j_security_check.
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I decided I should go a little further with this and check that the EJB
security domain worked as expected rather than defaulting to "other", even
though we aren't using EJB permissions yet.
It turns out the steps outlined previously work for securing the web pages of
the app -- but to have the
And the final fix -- I should have put
java:/jaas/webappDomain
in jboss.xml rather than
java:jaas/webappDomain
Both forms actually work for jboss-web.xml, which is a little surprising.
Hope this helps someone.
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As usual, after banging my head so long that I finally decide to post, the
solution comes shortly afterward.
The main problem appears to have been that I had commented out some lines in
the Tomcat SAR server.xml that refer to JAAS when JBoss was first installed,
over 6 months ago. Not sure *wh
I have the identical problem with JBoss 4.0.4, and I do have the correct DTD.
The only way I can get JBoss to see my application policy is if I call it
jboss.web in login-config.xml -- I noticed that I get a message
[JAASRealm] Set JAAS app name jboss.web
every time I start my app.
Trying t
That doesn't work. You need to download the AOP package (separate from the
main AS), and use the jars from there:
This Wiki entry shows how:
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/index.html?ctrl:cmd=render&ctrl:window=default.wiki.WikiPortletWindow&page=ConfiguringAopLoadtimeWeaving&language=EN[/url]
OK, it isn't installed by default; I ran the "all" installation and was able to
copy over the necessary files from there.
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I have been running JBoss for the last few weeks and am quite happy with it.
In digging into the management tools further I have run into the following:
I cannot see any web-console sars, wars, directories, or files anywhere in this
installation. jmx-console and Tomcat status are working fine.
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