Yes, thank you.. it works... but not only partial.
When I have created my own handler for IP restriction. When I invoke some
webmethod from client, endpoint is contacted and client handler checks clients
IP. Other actions in my code are successful executed but at the end I have this
exception.
I am using basic authentication (username, password) in my web services. So
client have to authenticate to endpoint provider. But I would like to know, how
to secure my web service endpoint servlet. I would like to allow connection
only to clients with specified IP address.
my web.xml
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I have a problem with running Jboss AS on port 80. I have read, that I must run
it under root user, because another users cant user ports lower that 1234. So I
have no problem with run jboss with port 80 and I can access my deployed
application on localhost. But I cant access on jboss server if
I have a problem with running Jboss AS on port 80. I have read, that I must run
it under root user, because another users cant user ports lower that 1234. So I
have no problem with run jboss with port 80 and I can access my deployed
application on localhost. But I cant access on jboss server if
I am using Document/Literal web service and I build it like example service in
user guide.
So I have this web service:
| @WebService(name = BareEndpoint, serviceName = BareService)
| @SOAPBinding(parameterStyle = SOAPBinding.ParameterStyle.BARE)
| public class BareEndpointBean implements
I would like to use ssl transport for my web services. Is there any tutorial? I
found http://jbws.dyndns.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Secure_transport but it
is not very detailed. I donôt know how to generate keys, where to put them,
through which file is client configurated etc.
Or is
Yes, thanks... This was it. I used original java which was installed in
OpenSuse 10.3 and it wasn't right version for Jboss AS.
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I have clean installation of openSuse 10.3 with Java 1.5.0_12-b04
When I start jboss as 4.2.2.GA I get this exception.
Thanks for some useful tips...
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PROBLEM SOLVED
I need to add context filter for my servlet. So i tried this:
in web.xml
filter
| filter-nameSeam Context Filter/filter-name
| filter-classorg.jboss.seam.web.ContextFilter/filter-class
| /filter
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| filter-mapping
| filter-nameSeam Context
The Seam reference explains how to configure and package a Seam EAR to support
JBossWS web services. That worked great.
However, I have not been able to get JBossWS to work with a Seam WAR deployment.
I have Seam 2.0.1, JBoss AS 4.2.2 GA and JBossWS 2.0.3 GA
I created this service interface:
Thank you, it works...
I downloaded property bundle editor plugin into eclipse and every uknown
characters are escaped...
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Hi,
I have some iso-8859-1 characters (czech) in my messages.properties. But when I
use this message e.g. with outputText or with
facesMessages.addFromResourceBundle they are wrong represented and page show me
some bad symbols.
I have all pages in UTF-8 encoding.
| ?xml version=1.0
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