Re: Implementing my own realm

2005-07-05 Thread Jon Wingfield
We've implemented our own realm. The step's are quite easy: 1) Implement your custom Realm, we subclassed RealmBase. 2) compile your Realm class with catalina.jar in the classpath 3) jar up your Realm class and any helper classes 4) deploy realm jar to server/lib The only thing you really need t

Implementing my own realm

2005-07-04 Thread Laurent FALLET
Hi everybody, I'm planning to write my own realm, because the JDBCRealm doesn't suit me very well. I would like to implement something else which only needs 3 more lines. The problem is that I don't know if I have to: - add this new realm in Tomcat sources (create my own java file) - then recompile

RE: Implementing my own Realm based on JDBCRealm

2004-04-06 Thread Shapira, Yoav
Hi, >Eclipse throws an error saying that it cannot resolve >javax.management.MBeanRegistration. I cannot find this class at all. >Searching on java.sun.com showed me, that the package javax.management.* is >part of J2EE 1.4. Then you should improve your (re)search skills. It's part of the JMX A

Implementing my own Realm based on JDBCRealm

2004-04-06 Thread Tom Bednarz
Hi, I like to implement my own Realm based on the JDBCRealm provided by Tomcat. I currently use Tomcat 5.0.19, Eclipse 3M7 is my IDE (together with MyEclipseIDE). To implement my own Realm I like to derive my class from org.apache.catalina.realm.JDBCRealm Eclipse throws an error saying that it