I apologize for continuing this thread - but... actually, I am using
Tomcat stand-alone. Tomcat runs on one machine, JBoss on another. I am
not using the integrated setup. That's one reason why I am trying to
investigate this situation, and why I'm writing to the Tomcat list
instead of JBoss.
Maybe I'm not phrasing my question properly: How does Tomcat (or ANY
servlet container for that matter) propagate the security information
for a single session from one JVM (e.g. the servlet runtime) to another
(e.g. the EJB runtime), especially over a network?
I'll try posting on some other forums. Thanks for the replies :-)
-Jason
On Friday, April 5, 2002, at 11:43 AM, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
> I think your basic point ("it is going to be proprietary to a specific
> container") is correct. In particular, the "container" we're talking
> about here is the *combination* of Tomcat and the EJB layer from JBoss.
> Since I have no clue how this integration was done even for standard
> container managed security, I'm afraid I cannot offer any advice on the
> details. Perhaps someone on the JBoss list (since they did the
> integration) can help.
>
>> Thanks - Jason
>
> Craig
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