blaise toad wrote:
> only weblogic has a run-time (and a clunky one at that) on Linux, and
> it is not OSS. As far as I know there is no OSS'd EJB run-time on
> linux.
EJBHome (http://www.ejbhome.com) reportedly works on Linux
-Mario.
> Hello!
>
> I am working on a project which uses RMI. I wrote a server which runs
> very well. I problem I got is that every client is allowed to connect to
> my server and call the remote methode. What I want is, that only hosts
> who are allowed to make a remote call can connect to my server. H
Hi,
As far as I know the only framework taht provides the indirection
needed for any security checking on top of RMI (including host based)
is through EJB.
only weblogic has a run-time (and a clunky one at that) on Linux, and
it is not OSS. As far as I know there is no OSS'd EJB run-time on
l
Soln: Use the RMI itself to implement an authentication protocol yourself
ie get your clients to use a username and password if possible. The server
verifies the username and password. In any case why would want to restrict
the service just by machine name (host)? Far better to use a proper
aut
On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Jan Suchanek wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am working on a project which uses RMI. I wrote a server which runs
> very well. I problem I got is that every client is allowed to connect to
> my server and call the remote methode. What I want is, that only hosts
> who are allowed to
