"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Before yelling, did you even look at the project
page or datasheet ?
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Yes, I did. They seem to have minimal information.
anonymous wrote :
| If you don't know anything about Nukes, you should consider looking a
-sigh- Point proven. You just defined JBoss Nukes in terms of PHP Nukes, which
I just got through telling you I don't know anything about. Then, you add in
other terms without explaining them: "applications" and "modules". Or
explaining the differences between them. As far as I'm concerned, an
{vent}
You know, as astounding as it may seem, there are people out there who've never
used PHP, much less Nukes. And barely know about CMS. I'm a Java programmer,
and could take the time to research all of that stuff and I would understand
it, but that would take a LOT of time, which I don't ha
That's exactly what I'm trying to avoid. I already have the log4j.xml files with the
correct info for each of my web apps. I want JBoss to use them instead of the main
log4j.xml file.
This is how it works with WebLogic, and I'm trying to make it work the same here.
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Each one of my apps has its own log4j.xml file. However, JBoss seems to be ignoring
all but the main one. Any clue how to make it work differently?
TIA,
Gary
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That is somewhat similar to what I would like to do. I'd like each war or ear file to
have its own log4j.xml and have JBoss look along the classpath for the correct one.
Instead, it seems to only look at the main one.
I also use WebLogic, which handles this fine.
Anyone know any differently?
Vi
Looks like I made a small mistake. The 'commit' method should do that work, according
to
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/security/jaas/JAASLMDevGuide.html#Step%203
You may want to take a look at my subclass:
http://www.photeus.com:8080/dr_dee/project/library/jaas/PrefClientLoginModule.j
Fantastic. What version is/will this be in?
Gary
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Why doesn't ClientLoginModule.login call subject.getPrincipals().add(principal)? I
need this to happen for my Swing app security to work correctly. I made my own
subclass which does do what I want, but it seems like ClientLoginModule should do this.
Gary
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