Re: [JBoss-user] Help request: Deploying separated EJB and Web containers

2003-01-03 Thread Mauricio De Diana
I did something similar. The difference is that I
don´t have any authentication on Tomcat.
I wrote a Tomcat Valve that is responsible for passing
the user and password to JBoss, using a
ClientLoginModule.
The major drawback in this approach is that the Valve
is invoked everytime a sevlet or JSP is called, so the
same information is sent to JBoss a lot of times.

Hope it helps.

Mauricio

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[JBoss-user] Help request: Deploying separated EJB and Web containers

2002-12-30 Thread Brian Topping
Title: Help request: Deploying separated EJB and Web containers






Hi all,


I have an application that is using container-managed authentication via Catalina Realms and would like to deploy it separately of the EJB container.  I've tried a few different setups, but none of them have really panned out yet. It all seems like a pretty common situation, so I must be missing something.

I've read the most recent clustering docs, but all I've been able to pull from them is how to make all the containers identical copies of each other.  Instead, I'd like the EJB container to talk to the database, and the web container to talk only to the EJB container over network RMI.  (In other words, it will eventually be useful that the web container is clustered separately from a cluster of EJB containers, but the two should not be collocated in the same VM.)  This is because the EJB calls are more rare than the general web container accesses, so the final deployment will likely have numerous web containers talking to a single EJB container.

I've gotten all this to work in various forms, but am having problems with using a Tomcat-managed form-based login in the web container and having form the principal and credential for access to protected EJBs.

Is anyone doing anything similar to this that you could share experiences on?



Thanks for your consideration,


Brian






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