It seems, that the data related to users and roles is cached by the
SecurityManager.
(I added users with a third party tool but could login with this accounts
only after restarting jBoss.)
Can somebody explain if and how to caus the security manager rereading the
data from the database?
Then a bean which add/remove useres could call the security manager.
Andreas
> -Original Message-
> From: Shotton Mark MMUk [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 29 June 2001 12:33
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: [JBoss-user] Confused with JAAS! Please help
>
> Hello
>
> I'm running JBoss 2.2.1-Tomcat 3.2.1 with InstantDB. The Tomcat JDBCRealm
> and JBoss DatabaseServerLoginModule point to the same database tables
> (Users
> and Roles) for JAAS authentication. While my enterprise application is
> running, I add new users to the Users and Roles tables from a session
> bean,
> using a connection to the database that I have retrieved from JBoss's pool
> (by looking up the java:/DefaultDS data source). However when I try to
> login
> to a secure web page as the new user, Tomcat's JDBCRealm cannot find the
> data that I have inserted in the database. If I close JDBCRealm's database
> connection, I get the message "instantdb is shutting down ..." and when I
> try to login as the new user again with a new database connection
> established in JDBCRealm, the login is successful.
> As far as I understand, the message "instantdb is shutting down ..." is
> only
> printed when there are no connections to InstantDB left on the VM.
> However,
> I know that JBoss is still holding connections to InstantDB when I get
> this
> message ( I have tested this by holding a connection from the JBoss pool
> while the JDBCRealm database connection is being closed). So the behaviour
> is almost as if Tomcat's JDBCRealm is holding it's connection to InstantDB
> on a different VM to my JBoss EJBs? This would explain why I have to close
> the JDBCRealm connection and reopen it to see the inserted data, as
> InstantDB only allows access from one VM at a time. But JBoss and Tomcat
> run
> on the same VM don't they (I downloaded the JBoss-Tomcat bundle)? And when
> I
> print out the ClassLoaders that loaded the InstantDB connections in
> JDBCRealm and the EJB, they are identical.
> I'm really confused by this. Can anyone point out where I am being stupid?
> Mark
>
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