James Ward wrote:
Has anyone figured out a cool way with JBoss and JAAS to make it so that
when a user registers on a web page (ie. creates an account) they get
automatically logged in?
Assuming you have a servlet, or servlet-like class where you receive the
HTTP request that creates the new
James Ward wrote:
Erik,
Thanks for the response. I am just not sure how to do this with form
based auth and the j_security_check stuff. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Hmm
Well, if form-based auth didn't expect a POST request with the login
credentials, you could just call
Now the spam that this list gets is generating bounce message spam?
That's like, a double-shot, or something...
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Nikolay Ganev wrote:
hi all,
I solved my problem!! the problem was in the database - i use MySQL
4.1. I tried the same example using MSSQL2000 and it works!!
can anybody tell me what to do in order to run transaction on MySQL???
You need to use InnoDB table type, not MyISAM.
Janardhan,
You probably want to raise the logging level for the
org.jboss.mx.loading category as well if you don't want to see these
debug statements. Do it the same way as you did for the
org.jboss.ejb.plugins.jaws.jdbc category.
Erik
Janardhan Burugupalli wrote:
Thanks Scott,
That
Rod Macpherson wrote:
I tried the oracle-ds.xml approach previously but it too failed. Tried
it again this morning only this time I preserved the name oracle-ds.xml
and it worked. Renamed it to oracle-service.xml and it failed again.
Renamed it to banana-ds.xml and sure enough that works. I take
Stefan Groschupf wrote:
Hi Jboss community.
Im sorry the class loading issue is discussed many times in this list,
but I still have trouble to find my problem.
I use dom 4j in my webfrontend for xslt transformation. The dom4j
version require an pacht of the jdk.
As described by dom4j I had
Stefan Groschupf wrote:
Hi Eric,
thanks for your fast replay!
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/class-loader-howto.html#Ov
erview
It sounds like the endorsed libs you are using are hiding the
webapp-specific libs.
So far I understand the java classloading concept.
My question
Last week I had a very simple stateless session bean running in JBoss,
and I was able to access it perfectly using a simple client program.
Now the client program does not find JNDI and I cannot figure out why.
I have not changed any of the default JBoss settings (to the best of my
knowledge).
Bill Burke wrote:
It looks like you do not have any provider url set. When this is true,
JBoss will try to discover the JNDI service via multicast. Multicast may
not be running on your machine. Are you running unplugged from network?
Hm... no, the machine has a dedicated network connection.
java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=org.jboss.naming:org.jnp.interfaces
This works for us with ant.
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Bill Burke wrote
Scott M Stark wrote:
Drop the postgresql-ds.xml in the deploy directory like any other
deployable and then use the corresponding JNDI name to lookup the
datasource. If you are getting hsqldb you are looking up its datasource
binding, which in the example is PostgresDS, so lookup
Hi,
I have deployed the simple BMP entity bean from Mastering EJB on JBoss
3.2.1, and it deploys fine. However, the bean managed persistence code
requires Connections from a javax.sql.DataSource, and although I have
configured the DataSource in my ejb-jar.xml (see below) so that I can
access
Scott M Stark wrote:
Chapter 7 on the JCA layer as well as the datasource config excerpt on
sourceforge.
Scott, thanks for the pointer. After reading the JCA chapter, I have
copied the $JBOSS_HOME/docs/examples/jca/postgresql-ds.xml file into my
META-INF directory and modified it for
Hi,
On page 197 of the 3.2.x JBoss docs (JBoss Administration and
Development, 3rd Edition), the description of jboss-web.xml says that
within the resource-ref element, an optional res-type element can
appear. However, the jboss-web_3_2.dtd doesn't seem to allow this
element to appear. Is
Brian Wallis wrote:
On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 10:44, Bill Burke wrote:
there is a strict max size setting. Forget the config name.
I think it is StrictMaxSizetrue/StrictMaxSize
Thanks everyone, I do appreciate the help. However, it doesn't seem to
have the effect I was hoping for:
When I
Scott M Stark wrote:
This is only working for stateless beans and mdbs currently. Its
a known issue as there is a unit test which fails because of this.
Its on my todo to fix for the 3.2.2RC2 release.
No problem! It's just a learning exercise. Thanks for sparing me a bug
hunt, Scott.
Scott M Stark wrote:
Apparently they are only allowing purchases through our web site.
Okay thanks Scott. I'll reconfigure my prefs and try again thru jboss.org.
Erik
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Erik Price wrote:
Scott M Stark wrote:
Apparently they are only allowing purchases through our web site.
Okay thanks Scott. I'll reconfigure my prefs and try again thru jboss.org.
This worked, btw, if anyone runs into this problem in the future. You
need to have your browser to accept
Scott M Stark wrote:
You can't define such a minimal container configuration without
extending an
existing one. Use:
jboss
container-configurations
container-configuration extends=Standard Stateful SessionBean
container-nameStateful Session Bean
Hi,
Following the link from the JBoss.org web site to purchse 3.x base
documentation leads to a no results found in the ComponentSource
frame. I have emailed them but not heard back yet, does anyone have a
direct link to the catalog entry for this item?
Thank you,
Erik
Scott M Stark wrote:
Use this direct link:
http://www.componentsource.com/product.asp?SC=EJBOSPO=513502grc=JBOSSGRC=BACPPOS=PL
Thanks. That took me right to the correct page, where I found both the
Windows and the Unix versions for $10.00 each. I decided to purchase it
on the spot, and
Brian Wallis wrote:
On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 07:40, Erik Price wrote:
How to configure JBoss 3.0 to constrain the session bean pool to only a
certain number of session beans? (For stateful beans.)
I wish to test ejbPassivate() and ejbActivate() in action.
You will need to define your own session
Pete Beck wrote:
I think the confusion arises where people people assume EJB's were
designed for object persistance.
They weren't, and in fact the persistance stuff was probably added more
as an afterthought than anything.
[...]
However, as CMP was the only standard that offered a way of doing
How to configure JBoss 3.0 to constrain the session bean pool to only a
certain number of session beans? (For stateful beans.)
I wish to test ejbPassivate() and ejbActivate() in action.
Thanks and regards,
Erik
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