An interceptor in JBoss is a possible solution.
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Hi,
In our applications we use JDK-1.4.2, Hibernate 3.1.2 and jboss 4.0.2.
Hibernate is configured to join the transactions of the EJB container in which
it runs. The DAO's are executed in SessionBeans. In my DAO methods I have catch
statements that catch all HibernateExceptions. In this catch
I think it is not rolling back because you catch the exception.
} catch (Exception e) {
| e.printStackTrace();
| }
and not rethrow it.
Joris wijlens
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Anil as you have asked some thoughts about Single Sign On requirements.
Requirements:
The possibility to register partner applications (web applications on the same
Jboss cluster) with Single Sign On and exclude other applications from SSO.
| Central customizable login screen that comes with J
Hi,
At our company we would like to implement single sign on for most of our web
applications. We have a cluster of jboss servers. We prefer not to use any
other frameworks. So I think we can use the ClusteredSingleSignOn valve. But as
far as I understand we then have to add a login screen into
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What we see is the auditing on the CRUD activities.
But what we also would like to see who is logged in when and for how long.
Joris Wijlens
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What we see is also the auditing on the CRUD activities.
But what we also would like to see who is logged in when and for how long.
Joris Wijlens
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Hi,
What we need at our site is an interceptor intercepts requests to multiple web
applications. This in combination with the SSO feature of tomcat so that we
don't have to build a login screen for every application we deploy.
I have the assignment to build this component for our department bec
I'm not an expert but, I think you have to write your own custom loginmodule
and after you have authenticated with LDAP call the database for the roles with
the user id.
Regards,
Joris Wijlens
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Thanks for the reply,
I could imagine us having a home page with all the links to the separate
webapps. But then again we have to update that page for every new deployment.
We develop in a 24 * 7 environment so I can't interfere with live applications.
The troubles to put a login screen in ever
Hi,
I have got singlesignon working in jboss. I use the LDAP login module. And from
several web applications I use that. But my problem is that I have to include
the login page with every web appl. I want to use form as my authentication
method.
I first wanted to use apache in front of jboss
Hi,
I'm trying to use the entity command oracle-table-sequence to use sequences for
my entity beans.
I work with the following components:
Windows XP
Jboss 4.0.2
Sun JVM 1.4.2
XDoclet 1.2.3
Oracle database 9.2.0.6
My jbosscmp file looks like this:
http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jbosscmp-jdbc_4
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