thank you peter. excellent work!
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Hi Peter, thanx.
"PeterJ" wrote : I assume that you used the installer jar file to install JBoss
and that you installed into the Program Files directory. Correct?
I did use the jar file (jboss-4.0.4.GA-Patch1-installer.jar) but I installed in
the Program directory rather than Program Files (read
"PeterJ" wrote : In Explorer, under Tools | Folder Options, in the View tab, is
'Restore previous folder windows at logon' checked?
No, it's not checked.
"PeterJ" wrote : ...that you are seeing an Explorer window opening at the JBoss
home directory.
You are right, this is precisely the problem.
"j2ee_junkie" wrote : I assume you got things working.
oh yes, I use the jboss-app.xml instead of jboss-web.xml, but I still need
either jboss.xml or the SecurityDomain annotation. No chance of ridding them
both so I only need the jboss-app.xml?
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"Markus.Wahl" wrote : I have discovered if I do use @SecurityDomain("mine") it
suddenly works. So I have accomplished avoiding creating jboss-web.xml, but I
still need to figure out how to avoid using the JBoss specific annotation or
creating jboss.xml. do you think it i
"Markus.Wahl" wrote : when I try this, all the roles defined in web.xml are
allowed acces to my jsp files (this was expected). but all users get acces to
my ejb bean. I define two roles in web.xml, but only one of those roles are
mentioned in my ejb bean using the @RolesAllowed anno
so this is what I tried:
*renaming the "other" application policy of file login-config.xml (residing in
the AS conf dir) to "mine" (in order to make sure that the default security
domain "other" does not kick in)
*editing jboss-app.xml:
| java:/jaas/other
| name:app=ejb3
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|
*rem
"Markus.Wahl" wrote : "j2ee_junkie" wrote : Since the SecurityDomain is a JBoss
specific configuration, it does not go in the ejb-jar.xml. I figured you would
have known how to configure JBoss. In this case, see the jboss.xml file and
it's DTD for definitions.
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"j2ee_junkie" wrote : Since the SecurityDomain is a JBoss specific
configuration, it does not go in the ejb-jar.xml. I figured you would have
known how to configure JBoss. In this case, see the jboss.xml file and it's
DTD for definitions.
ok thanx, I'll do that. but couldn't I declare the sec
"visolvejboss" wrote : 1. Go to the Run prompt in the Start menu and give
msconfig command, it will give the list of programs which are starting up at
the time of Windows boot up.
| 2. Check whether the jboss entry is present. If so, remove the JBoss
entry from that file and check it out.
thanks cgriffith. but pls pardon my stubborn interrogation:
"j2ee_junkie" wrote : Yes to all.
A good answer. But still I wonder about the bit about combining the good ejb
annotations with the ejb-jar.xml. Was I correct in assuming that I can use just
a piece of ejb-jar.xml to make up for my refu
The Security chapter also mentions jboss.xml and jboss-web.xml ("8.3.1.
Enabling Declarative Security in JBoss Revisited"). But the excellent EJB3
trailblazer didn't mention them. It did mention application.xml and
jboss-app.xml. My application uses those files as well as a web.xml for the
data
Hi cgriffith, that was quick. Thank you. A follow-up question perhaps:
"j2ee_junkie" wrote : See the EJB3 wiki for documentation on how to use
annotations to provide the same configurations as the ejb-jar.xml.
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| http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=EJB3
Is this what you meant:
http:/
Hi, great forum.
I am reading the "Security on JBoss" chapter of "The JBoss 4 Application Server
Guide" (http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/jboss4guide/r5/html/ch8.chapter.html)
but I get confused when it starts talking about a file called ejb-jar.xml
(section "8.1. J2EE Declarative Security Overview
Hi, I should like to study those guides. Where can I find them?
The JBoss Official Guide:
"c_eric_ray" wrote : I'm working from the LdapLoginModule in the JBoss Official
Guide and I'm using com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory for the
InitialContextFactory.
as well as the Security Section:
"c_eri
>From reading the transaction section of the trailblazer on ejb 3
>(http://trailblazer.demo.jboss.com/EJB3Trail/services/transaction/index.html)
>I get the impression that transactions are always enabled, and that I don't
>have to write any code or use any transaction annotations at all, and sti
if i use a set method on a entity bean when inside a session bean, the method
has the desired effect (i e the data is propelled down to the database), but if
try the same set-method when inside the web layer (as in a JSP page) it does
not have any effect.
should it have an effect? it would be n
Windows explorer displays a windows for directory C:\Program (containing
jboss-4.0.4.GA) ever since i installed jboss 4.0.4.GA.
The shell is popping up after I log on to Windows XP. It returns automatically
after a few seconds if I close the window. It does this about 4 times.
Why? How do I tur
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