> SG wrote:
>
> If I'm reading the documentation correctly, I cannot write any java
> apps that access my bean in a secure context. In other words, I can
> not set any security on my bean or my client will never be able to
> access it as it cannot be authenticated. The documentation i refer to
> is in the JOnAS Installation guide:
>
> "JOnAS relies on Tomcat for the identification and authentication of
> the user. Thus, security is available only if the client of the EJB is
> a servlet in Tomcat which has been configured to be secured"
>
> So what am I suppossed to do? I wish I were good enough to write such
> a feature for JOnAS, but I'm about 2 good years away from that (and
> besides I have a job and don't have the time for that). I like JOnAS,
> but if this is true, then I believe we may have to part ways and I'll
> have to find another server, because I have a few projects where i
> need a security context to my EJBs from java applications NOT from
> servlets.
>
> Does anyone have a solution? Am I wrong about JOnAS's capabilities?
>
> Thanks,
> Robert
You can have a look at this mail in the Mailing list:
http://www.objectweb.org/messages/JonasUsers/2000/11/msg00087.html
where Joe Gittings explain a way to propagate your own security context
in a java application.
When Joe wrote this mail only Jeremie was able to propagate a security
context
it is now possible to do the same with RMI
(cf http://www.objectweb.org/messages/JonasUsers/2000/12/msg00012.html)
Regards,
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