Filip Hanik wrote:
the way to do this today is
1. get the list of all bound names
2. retrieve all the object bound from the JNDI tree
3. type check the returned object to see if it implements the EJBHome
interface
Am I correct?
I would say so.
1. list bindings in root context of global
Hey Fulco,
Almost same config as yours. You can not use pserver authentication to commit, you
have to use
ssh.
Get an ssh client for linux from gnomerpm if you dont have it.
Do a clean checkout to get rid of CVS directories that contain old method of
authentication in
Root file.
Do co
There
is no centralized repository at this point...
hack
one in the container factory
I am
surprised you can't browse the home from JNDI though, that smells of "bad
config" to me
marc
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Date: 01/03/28 18:28:38
Modified:src/main/org/jboss/security/plugins
AbstractServerLoginModule.java
Log:
Further generalize the notion of role mapping to allow sets of named
roles using any number of Groups
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Hey,
I still can not do this on Redhat 7 although I am close. Used ssh-keygen, created
both RSA and DSA
key pairs, added them to running ssh-agent, uploaded pub keys to server. Did you use
website upload
or scp command?
In the log below clearly server refuses my private RSA key .
ssh -v -l
You don't need an explicit task for it,
see admin/build.xml for an example
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/admin/build/build.xml?cvsroot=jboss
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!-- verify the EJBs --
java classname = "org.jboss.verifier.Main" fork="true"
classpath refid =
