Hi,
I'm looking to connect Apache(using SSL) which is on one machine (let's
say A), to another machine (B) which is running
JBoss3.0.7-Tomcat4.1.24. Apache is using mod_jk, which I realize is
deprecated, but due to circumstances beyond my control, this is what
I'm stuck with. I looked up the doc
Is there anyway to access the HttpSession (in order to store something)
from the LoginModule used in JBoss's authentication scheme? I have a
servlet driving the login-try and login-page elements of the form-login
of my web app. I'd like to be able to send messages to the user when a
login failure
Is there anyway to access the HttpSession (in order to store something)
from the LoginModule used in JBoss's authentication scheme? I have a
servlet driving the login-try and login-page elements of the form-login
of my web app. I'd like to be able to send messages to the user when a
login failure
s a way to update a specific
user's credentials in the Auth Cache without having the user forcibly
logged off.
TIA,
Spencer
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instead of the jboss-jaas.jar then you
would have
to use the ProxyLoginModule to load your login module.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
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From: "Spencer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
It seems that one of the changes from 3.0.3 to 3.0.7 was that the
AbstractServerLoginModule was removed from JBoss's class path.
Using ProxyLoginModule with my custom login module worked like it was
supposed to.
Spencer
On Tue, 27 May 2003 07:16:59 -0700
Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
