Greetings.
I was hoping I would not need to find an alternative to JBoss.
It seems my hope was in vain. But this childness has gone
too far. And JBoss is not the only game in town.
Marc, if and when you decide to grow up, I will be happy to
look at JBoss again. At the moment, I am doing some
Remy Maucherat wrote:
Rod Macpherson wrote:
Yikes! I think Marc was making a joke: pussy, tomcat.
I think James picked a great product name :)
While I agree with the humor, I have noticed that the
Jetty developers still have not had their access
reinstated. And that is where the child like
Greetings.
Unless I missed somthing in the mod_jk spec, mod_jk does not do loadbalancing.
A module called mod_backhand allows Apache to do load balancing. Apparently
quite sophiscated.
Regards,
Steve
Torsten Terp wrote:
Hi,
Im about to test the same setup (mod_jk load-balancing, no cluster,
Jeremy Rempel wrote:
Hi,
I am using RMI over HTTPS in Jboss 3.2.1 . I have ports 1099, 8080, 8443
open on my firewall but I still cannot get JBOSS to work when the
firewall is up. Is there any other ports or services it needs ?
Thanks, Jeremy
If running on a Unixy type platform, try
Eric Jain wrote:
Having spent a fair amount of time with Eclipse recently, I couldn't
help feeling that many of the concepts used for their plug-in
architecture would greatly improve complex server side applications. I'd
just like to pick out two issues; let me know if have any solutions or
Markus Härnvi wrote:
Hi!
I want to deploy the same CMP based application to PostgreSQL and Oracle9i.
Since one field is a CLOB in the pre-existing Oracle database I need to set some
extra XDoclet tags:
@jboss.column-name name=logmsg
@jboss.sql-type type = CLOB
@jboss.jdbc-type type = CLOB
Oracle
Markus Härnvi wrote:
Hi!
Can I set the column type in the source before XDoclet runs? Put it in
build.properties somehow?
Check out Ant's Filter Task, if you have not done so already.
Should be just the ticket.
Yes, seems like it would work. I would have liked a faster way. Now we have to
Elankath, Tarun (Cognizant) wrote:
Hi Steve,
I am going to start profiling our application. I wanted to check if I was missing any JBoss config parameters.
How about class reloading ? How does one disable it ?
Thanks,
Tarun
Hi Taurun.
Umm, the only problem I ever had with the classloaders was
Sheldon Hearn wrote:
On (2003/08/30 18:23), Stephen Davidson wrote:
Why pay for a virused, buggy, and insecure Operating System?
Because the technical lead on the project insists on using MS SQL
Server.
Ciao,
Sheldon.
My condolences.
Too bad you can't get the lead to consider Oracle, Firebird
extremely nervous about the direction that the
JBoss Application Server is being taken, and how it is being managed.
Regards,
Steve
Alexey Loubyansky wrote:
Stephen Davidson wrote:
I hope that this rollback is not just to remove contributions from
developers that JBoss Group LLC is apparently pissed
Hi Sheldon.
Why pay for a virused, buggy, and insecure Operating System?
I have had 500+ simultanous connections running on Linux, with JBoss/Jetty 3.0.7 Sun
JDK 1.4.0.
This would have been with the 2.4.20 Kernel.
NOTE: I had to tweak the Linux kernel configs a bit, as default settings only
Elankath, Tarun (Cognizant) wrote:
Hi all,
We have a small web + ejb application for a POC (Proof of Concept) that is competing against a corresponding .NET application. We are using Struts, 1 Stateful Session Bean, 1 Stateless Session Bean and only 10 JSP pages. The application connects to a
Paulo Bengero wrote:
Have anyone of you used the JBoss web-console? You can access this through
(assuming localhost is your test server ) http://localhost:8080/web-console/ .
When i pasted that in my url the applet on the left side didn't appear because
of this exception:
unlurk
Greetings.
While not a JBoss Developer myself, I regularly use JBoss, and have
contributed a few testcases and a patch or two. I have been to
JBossOne JBossTwo, and know some of the principals involved.
The Jetty group are another open source group, several of whom
have never to my
Hi Ittay.
I think what Alex meant is that in this case, the Entity should
have the file contents as its value. This is a trick I have
pulled a couple of times.
The other option, why don't you open the file as Locked,
so that some other software application in the OS can't do
anything while you
Guy Rouillier wrote:
Can you post the contents of the -ds.xml file for the Firebird database?
You don't mention what is in the .tgz, and I don't open unannounced
attachments these days.
Contents of attached zip file;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp tar -tzvf jboss3.2.1.tgz
drwxr-xr-x steve/users
Hi Sacha.
Umm, I should point out that Petstore xPetstore have been found to have
a number of issues with them.
One of the ones we ran accross was that it uses PASSWORD as a field name
for a couple of Entity Beans. Many databases refuse that as a column
name, as they consider it a reserved
Greetings.
I am trying to get XPetstore running on JBoss 3.2.1, against a Firebird database.
I am running into some trouble. Specifially, it appears that the ManagedConnectionFactory, jboss.jca.xpetstoreDS is not configured. As a result, it is trying to connect to the Firebird Database using
A bug fix in the StringBuffer in 1.4.0 (carried into 1.4.1) triggered a memory leak
bug. Basically, reusing a StringBuffer kept allocating fresh memory for the new
contents, but did not release old memory.
Certain Servlet containers, including (but most definately NOT limited to Jetty)
relied
Hi Hunter.
For this kind of stuff, I would wander over to a Linux/Unix user
group. The one that I hang out at, which is normally quite helpful,
is at www.ntlug.org.
Regards,
Steve
Hunter Hillegas wrote:
This is off-topic but if someone could help, that would be great.
Please respond off list.
Christopher Blunck wrote:
Hi all-
We're considering rolling out a fairly large application to JBoss. The only
question in my head is: can JBoss create a new JMS queue at runtime?
In other words, if I want to bring up a new JMS queue, do I need to restart
the server for the queue to come
Hi Nick.
I found Grinder Siege (both are open source) both to be good hi load-generating tools. They were effective in finding alot of load related problems in the last major project that I worked on.
-Steve
nick wrote:
Hi Steve,
Yes I agree that would be a good starting point, but the
Hi Nick.
Just a suggestion for a starting point, but maybe turn on debugging in JBoss?
Set to maximum. I believe that there is a log4j.xml file kicking around where you can set this. With a little luck, you may get some extra output into the server log before the crash happens, that
can at
wrote:
Hello all,
we are going to build J2EE application on JBOSS 3.2 ( web-access for
max 200 concurent users, 500 registered users, max 20TX/day, max
5TX/sec, mass of TX are in batch jobs ). We would like use Intell procesors
with Red Hat Linux.
Can somebody suggest me, how
Rod Macpherson wrote:
Sure looks simple doesn't it?
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Class-Path: library/mylib.jar library/myotherlib.jar
I tried this on weblogic 6.0 and 6.1 long ago and it did not work. I tried
it again this afternoon using a variety of simple configurations in 6.1 SP2
and it failed. I
Greetings.
Linux 2.4.18 (SuSE 8.0)
Sun JDK 1.4.1_01
JBoss 3.0.4
Firebird 1.0
No other addons...
I am trying to get JBoss 3.0.4 to talk to Firebird 1.0. I have the firebirdsql.rar file in my deploy directory, as well as the attached firebird-service.xml file. Following is the stack trace that
Dan A. Dickey wrote:
On Friday 15 November 2002 12:40 pm, Dan A. Dickey wrote:
Ok, some further developments...
... I'm about out of time on
this for today - I'll pick it up on Monday.
If anyone is still interested in this, what I've found out is that
for my system, the JVM won't
Dan A. Dickey wrote:
On Friday 15 November 2002 12:40 pm, Dan A. Dickey wrote:
Ok, some further developments...
... I'm about out of time on
this for today - I'll pick it up on Monday.
If anyone is still interested in this, what I've found out is that
for my system, the JVM won't start
Greetings.
I can't tell you much about hotels.com, other than there head office is an Ex-Ericson building across the street from where I live, and that their HR and IT people are next to impossible to get a hold
of...
-Steve
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
I just thought I would warn everyone. At the
Joao Pedro Clemente wrote:
I am having the EXACT same problem, but with JBoss v3.2
NOTE: I was able to build and run 3.0.0 and 3.0.1 successfully.
[snip]
I posted a message earlier, but there was no response. I am considering posting a bug. Currently I am running a pre-release custom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen Davidson wrote:
Greetings.
I am having the EXACT same problem, but with JBoss v3.2
NOTE: I was able to build and run 3.0.0 and 3.0.1 successfully.
My System;
SuSE Linux 8.0
JDK 1.4.1
I posted a message earlier, but there was no response. I am
considering
Hi Stefan.
I have never run JBoss on an AS400 (never had the need, unfortunately). I have run major servers (1000+clients, NON - Webbased) written 100% Java on AS400, however. I believe that JBoss should run
with anything after OS400V4, but you may want to verify the version of Java on the
Greetings.
I am having the EXACT same problem, but with JBoss v3.2
NOTE: I was able to build and run 3.0.0 and 3.0.1 successfully.
My System;
SuSE Linux 8.0
JDK 1.4.1
I posted a message earlier, but there was no response. I am considering posting a bug. Currently I am running a pre-release
Greetings.
System is Linux 2.4.18
JDK 1.4.1_01
Clean checkout of JBoss using the following command;
cvs -z9 co -r Branch_3_2 jboss-3.2
My build attempts are failing. Not sure where I messed up...
-Steve
Tried to build;
jboss@davidson:~/jboss-3.2 build/build.sh main
==Last group of
Hi Emerson.
I was hoping to have heard an answer before now
Right now, we are readily running a tad over 500users/box before bugs in the Application (which we have fixed since the last test), and Sun Classloader issues, started cropping up and taking things down.
The boxes were single AMD
Greetings.
I have been getting more than adequate performance on some boxes running Linux 2.4.10
2.4.18. The 2.4.18 does appear to be somewhat faster. I have not had a chance to
run a full load test on it
yet, however.
The CPUs are 1.2Ghz AMDs, with 1.5GB 133Mhz SDRam.
You did tune your
Kim, Yong wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone has hardware benchmarking on JBoss? I need to know that asap so
that I can give some estimates to my boss.
I need information on how many users (possibly concurrent users) on what
hardware spec... you know know what I mean...
Does anyone has this
Kim, Yong wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone has hardware benchmarking on JBoss? I need to know that asap so
that I can give some estimates to my boss.
I need information on how many users (possibly concurrent users) on what
hardware spec... you know know what I mean...
Does anyone has this
Hi Yong.
Try something along the lines of exec executable=service os=Windows and set the
command line parameters to have the service name and start or stop, depending on what
you are trying to do. I
apologize, but I do not remember the exact syntax of the M$ service command, but a
little
Hi Jonathan.
Do you have an manifest classpath entry in one of your jars for
TIPS_baseentity_1.0.0.jar? JBoss has been having some issues lately with Manifest
Classpath Entries that have EJB-Jars in them.
-Steve
Jonathan.O'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
I'm trying to move over to
Hi Shankar.
The following has been changed;
Was:
depends
optional-attribute-name=JaasSecurityManagerServicejboss.security:name=JaasSecurityManager/depends
Now:
depends
optional-attribute-name=JaasSecurityManagerServicejboss.security:service=JaasSecurityManager/depends
shankar wrote:
Hi Shankar.
The following has been changed;
Was:
depends
optional-attribute-name=JaasSecurityManagerServicejboss.security:name=JaasSecurityManager/depends
Now:
depends
optional-attribute-name=JaasSecurityManagerServicejboss.security:service=JaasSecurityManager/depends
shankar wrote:
mbean looks ok to me.
david jencks
On 2002.07.29 21:54:50 -0400 Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi David.
Have you checked in an updated sample yet?
The attached sample, which I believe has your suggested changes, still
does not work for me.
I get an Incomplete Deployment error, using the rar file
in south florida, not too close to Toronto;-)
david jencks
On 2002.07.30 14:46:09 -0400 Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi David.
Tried both of your suggestions, and several variations.
As I will eventually be creating/dropping databases with some of the
applications that are going to be getting used, I
:03:59 -0400 Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi David.
Would that be in the MCF or in the FirebirdManager, or both?
More inconsistent programming!!
MCF needs host/3050:/wherever.gdb
FirebirdManager has properties for (badly named) URL (host) and port , and
the FileName is just the file name
which is undeniably unusual nonstandard and confusing syntax, but matches
the native C connection string for firebird.
david jencks
On 2002.07.27 15:36:52 -0400 Stephen Davidson wrote:
Greetings.
I am trying to set up a Firebird database. It is not on the same box as
I am developing
Greetings.
I am trying to set up a Firebird database. It is not on the same box as I am
developing on.
When I try to uncomment the Server Block in the firebird-service.xml file, I get the
attached error.
Please help?
-Steve
===Begin Excerpt from firebird-service.xml===
!-- Uncommented to
Hi Karl.
There were only two instances that I had this error occur.
1) Incorrect syntax in my oracle-service.xml file (you did name this
oracle-service.xml, right? JBoss sometimes does weird behaviour if you don't name
these files something-service.xml).
2) (More frequent) The
Hi Bill.
I have a dual-processor as my primary workstation. Anytime you want, send me test or
test script to run, as well as details, and I will send you results.
Oh yeah, its a Linux box with both JDK1.3 JDK1.4 installed.
This machine is not permanently connected to the internet (sorry).
Hi David.
I have not updated in about a month. Bad me. I will update and retry...
-Steve
David Jencks wrote:
Are you using a cvs version? I recently fixed a bug with the UserTx from
the ejb context not enlisting connections.
david jencks
On 2002.07.08 11:39:30 -0400 Stephen Davidson
jencks
On 2002.07.08 11:39:30 -0400 Stephen Davidson wrote:
Greetings.
I am running into an odd error when doing a lookup on an Entity EJB. The
Entity EJB is using BeanManagedPersistance. Any idea where I should
look, or what I missed in my port to JBoss?
The transaction in question
Greetings.
I am running into an odd error when doing a lookup on an Entity EJB. The Entity EJB
is using BeanManagedPersistance. Any idea where I should look, or what I missed in my
port to JBoss?
The transaction in question is BeanManaged, as opposed to ContainerManaged. If it
would help,
Greetings.
The attached UCE was sent to a Application Server discussion list. The list is for
anything and everything to do with JBoss. This UCE is advertising a sex-site, and is
most definately off-topic for
this list. Please terminate this site.
ATTN: Vienna University;
You appear to be
Greetings.
I am running into an odd error when doing a lookup on an Entity EJB. Any idea where I
should look, or what I missed in my port to JBoss?
Thanks,
Steve
2002-06-25 16:24:50,450 ERROR [STDERR] java.rmi.ServerException: xaRes not enlisted;
nested exception is:
the mbeans that
set up a datasource.
david jencks
On 2002.06.22 22:33:29 -0400 Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi David.
This is for an already existing framework.
The database instance to connect to is determined by the application
during user login. The login module in question was written before
Greetings.
For JBoss 3.0, where do I look for information on how to create a connection pool at
runtime? I have a situation were trying to create an XML for each Database Schema is
impractical (Would needs
thousands, maybe 10s of thousands, of service.xml files if I tried). So my
Hi David.
This is for an already existing framework.
The database instance to connect to is determined by the application during user
login. The login module in question was written before the JAAS specifications were
stabilized, which is why JAAS is
not being used in the current version.
Greetings.
In Linux, each Java Thread needs a file descriptor
While you are tuning, watch out for thread and process counts as well. What normally
happens is that each Java thread takes a Linux process, and each linux process needs a
File Descriptor.
Linux defaults are
Greetings.
How do I tell if the supplied username/password is really being used. I can login to
my database using the Username/password I specify in the attached XML file. But when
JBoss tries, an Invalid
Username/Password error is thrown.
The application actually takes care of vetting the
Hi Guy.
No, you are correct. NT Services can only automatically start with administrator
privileges.
-Steve
Guy Rouillier wrote:
When you say When I tried it, what are you referring to? JavaService
or javants? I've only used javants, and then only on platforms where I
have
Greetings.
I have an oracle-service.xml file that I had been using for JBoss3.0Alpha through
RC2(development version attached). Now I am trying to port to 3.0final, and its not
working.
What is supposed to happen is that I have a DataSource living at jdbc/pool/hrnexus
that my application
Greetings.
Which 2.4 Kernel? And did you reset the Thread/Process handles in the Kernel?
Above 2.4.10 (I would STRONGLY RECOMMEND 2.4.18 for this, btw), a new thread manager
and virtual process manager was put into the Linux Kernel.
The gotcha's;
1) Many Distro's, including SuSE, patched OUT
Hi Marius.
Which version of JBoss. Some of the Beta and RC versions of 3.0 had TWO
jbossmq-states, one of which was ignored.
-Steve
Marius Kotsbak wrote:
Is there any doc on how to set up security of jms. I can't find any, and
it doesn't work like I think it is. I don't know which login
Not to mention the seven CD's worth of software that they ship with! {{{:-)
-Steve
Dennis Muhlestein wrote:
First of all, I agree there may be better JVMs than sun's rpm for
redhat, like BlackDown or whatever. I haven't spent a lot of time on
that subject.
In reguards to SuSE vs RedHat
Hi Rahul.
That last error suggests to me that you are trying to access a ResultSet after you
have closed the connection. I have had 500+ users hitting a single server
simultaneously, with each hit requiring
1-3 separate connections to the database. JBoss was able to handle this w/o a
Hi Guys.
(Un?)Fortunately, no I am not the list administrator.
Just an old hand at spam fighting. Went after the source of that spam. I thought I
should let the list know who it was and who to talk to, and I wanted to keep whoever
IS the listadministrator up to
date as to what I was doing in
David Jencks wrote:
On 2002.05.16 20:39:45 -0400 Paul Cody wrote:
Wow, I'm really surprised to hear this. Sorry if this is a stupid
question,
but what is the benefit of class visibility between hotdeploys? Stuffing
everything into a single classloader namespace seems like a high price to
Greetings.
Our mailing list has been getting spammed with this off-topic sexual commercial
advertisement daily for almost a week now. Please terminate this
user for spamming as per your TOS/AUP.
Attn: Data Communication Bureau (cn.net), ChinaNet;
You appear to be providing the connectivity
Hi Eric.
I usually open an InputStream on the field in question, and read/write that. I
apologize for not have any current examples available...
For example, to write to a BLOB, or other large field;
byte[] content = someData;
PreparedStatement ps;
ps =
Greetings.
I am not normally connected to the internet (I currently only have dialup access!).
When I try to build the head version of JBoss 3.0, I get the
following;
Linux 2.4.10
java -version
jboss@davidson:~/jboss-all java -version
java version 1.4.0
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment,
Target = all
Linux 2.4.10
JDK 1.4.0
===Begin Excerpt===
jmx-docs:
[mkdir] Created dir: /home/jboss/jboss-all/connector/output/jmx-doc
Running xdoclet.XDocletMain loaded by sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader. Forked:true
[jmxdoclet] Running jbossXmlDoc/
[jmxdoclet] Generating output for
are missing the jmx runtime jar. Mine is called jmxri.jar.
Try finding it...
Regards,
Burkhard
- Original Message -
From: Stephen Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 11:17 AM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss 3.0 Branch 3_0
Greetings.
I thought everything was included for the build! I would really love to get a viable
build going here.
Linux 2.4.10
JDK 1.4.0.
-Steve
docs-api:
jmx-docs:
[mkdir] Created dir: /home/jboss/jboss-all/connector/output/jmx-doc
Running xdoclet.XDocletMain loaded by
Linux 2.4.10
JDK 1.3.1
-Steve
===java -version===.
jboss@davidson:~/jboss-all.RC2 java -version
java version 1.3.1
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.1-b24)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.1-b24, mixed mode)
===Begin last x lines===
jmx-docs:
[mkdir]
Stephen Davidson wrote:
Greetings.
JDK 1.4.0
Linux 2.4.10
jboss-all
CVS Branch 3_0 Head.
Not building
-Steve
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Greetings.
JDK 1.4.0
Linux 2.4.10
jboss-all
CVS Branch 3_0 Head.
Not building
-Steve
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, Stephen Davidson wrote:
attribute
name=SecurityDomainJndiNamejava:/jaas/HsqlDbRealm/attribute
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I was talking to Jules during JavaOne about this. He was saying that this was an
issue with the JasperC (JSPC compiler). The workaround that he
recommended was to precompile all the JSPs and put the compiled class files in the war
file.
-Steve
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In Between jobs, and just getting my new
Stephen Davidson wrote:
Greetings.
I have a local patch I have applied to the Jetty/Jasper project which is
needed to compile my project. When I try to compile locally, the build
seems to hang during the following task;
jmx-docs-html-plain:
[mkdir] Created dir: /home/jboss/jboss-all
informing the recipient of the action taken.
To:
jboss-user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From:
Stephen Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
-997284224,29484243
Subject:
[JBoss-user] Stupid User? JCA Problem with Oracle Database (JBoss V3.0RC1)
Attachment Details:-
Attachment Name: oracle-service.xml
Greetings.
Thanks to all that replied.
I now have this thing talking to the Oracle8 database.
-Steve
Stephen Davidson wrote:
Greetings.
Ok, I have checked the JBoss Book (jboss.cml is the file to modify, not
used in 3.0)
Searched the web.
Checked the jboss.org site.
Searched
=68.159 ms
64 bytes from 209.202.168.105: icmp_seq=3 ttl=240 time=68.289 ms
--- www.oasis-open.org ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max = 67.946/68.215/68.467 ms
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http
ERROR [STDERR] at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:484)
18:11:41,226 INFO [Jetty] .Error: init
18:11:41,382 INFO [STDOUT] exception.toString(): javax.ejb.FinderException: Unable to
locate key: LoginServlet: Unable to log you in at this
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JBoss/Jetty #1
192.168.4.12 JBoss/Jetty #2
Thanks,
Steve
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this with
JBoss/Jetty. I know that this has to be doable, otherwise, why cluster.
Where do I look?
-Steve
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to connect in SSL mode.
128bit mode minimum would be preferred. Don't need the EJBs in SSL, as they will be
behind the firewall.
Help please?
-Steve
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(remember to invoke saveConf() to persist the changes.
//Peter
On 13 Mar, Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi Peter.
Ok, I have figure out how to turn on tracing and debugging. Attached is the code I
am using to get the connection, plus the log with trace debug
turned on.
Suggetions
require that the user named user with the password hrnexus is in
jboss-state.xml. It should look something like this (from
server/default/conf in current build):
[snip to save bandwidth]
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/customer_0005fcensus_0005flist$jsp.java:16: Class
com.hrnexus.customer.ejb.CustomerLocationSession not found in
import.
import com.hrnexus.customer.ejb.CustomerLocationSession;
^
2 errors
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with EJB, ex. CustomerLocationSessionEJB. Remote Interfaces are
just the session name, with no extras on the end.
hth
dim
Suggestions?
-Steve
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for the application?
-Steve
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On 6 Mar, Stephen Davidson wrote:
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, and your jms-service.xml.
//Peter
On 11 Mar, Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi Peter.
Ok, this has now become my #1 priority to solve.
As the APPLICATION is handling all users security services, there is no
security context generated for the users.
As the Users do not have security contexts, do
.
Remember that it is now actually possible to dynamically manage users
and roles from the HTML Mbean interface to the DynamicStateManager
(remember to invoke saveConf() to persist the changes.
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. Where does that
user come from. Verry strange, specially since the subject is reported
as null. How do your ra.xml look, and your jms-service.xml.
//Peter
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Hi Peter.
Ok, this has now become my #1 priority to solve.
As the APPLICATION is handling all users
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Hi Peter.
The Application had been checking the information stored in the httpSession to see
if the user had been authenticated. Then the SLSB was checking to see if the
user was allowed to access the function requested. Btw
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:47:03,681 INFO [Jetty] JSP: init
09:47:03,684 INFO [STDOUT] exception.toString(): java.rmi.ServerException: null
Embedded Exception
null; nested exception is:
javax.ejb.EJBException: null
Embedded Exception
null
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at org.jboss.pool.PoolGCThread.runGC(PoolGCThread.java:112)
at org.jboss.pool.PoolGCThread.run(PoolGCThread.java:55)
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12:41:07,718 INFO [STDOUT] exception.toString(): java.rmi.ServerException: null
Embedded Exception
null; nested exception is:
javax.ejb.EJBException: null
Embedded Exception
null
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Hi Peter.
Responses inlined.
-Steve
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On 6 Mar, Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi Peter.
The Application had been checking the information stored in the httpSession to see
if the user had been authenticated. Then the SLSB was checking to see if the
user was allowed
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