I've solved the problem myself, here it is in case someone else has a similar
issue:
1) You can have multiple 'login-module' elements per 'authentication' element
in login-config.xml, which you can set to 'optional', so that if one fails, the
other one will be tried, and the entire
Ok, I seem to have run into a bit of an issue with my application.
Firstly, I have an application-policy set up in login-config.xml, and
configured with the web-tier, such that in order to access any servlets
(actually web services), it requires DIGEST authentication (looked up in the
Okay, I removed the default ROOT.war, and changed the annotation to read
contextRoot=ROOT, but that seems to cause it to ignore the @PortComponent
entirely - it deploys to the default /earname-jarname/ context, with the
default name.
btw, my application.xml is like this:
application
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Hi, I've got an EJB as a JSR181 endpoint, and I want the service to be
accessible via a URL like this: http://hostname:8080/MyExampleService?wsdl
This is what I have so far:
@WebService(targetNamespace = http://example.com;, name=MyExample,
serviceName=MyExampleService)
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I get a very similar exception myself, using Seam 1.1GA, and Ajax4JSF 1.0.5
with the a4j:mediaOutput tag.
I'm wanting to display an image I have stored in my database, but also, in
order to eliminate mis-configuration of my own application as a factor, I've
modified the Hotel booking example
, prefix:
org.jboss.seam.theme
| 10:28:14,009 INFO [Scanner] scanning:
/home/joff/workspace/testtestng/exploded-archives/testtestng.jar
| 10:28:14,011 INFO [Scanner] scanning:
/home/joff/workspace/testtestng/resources
| 10:28:14,013 INFO [Scanner] scanning:
/home/joff/workspace/testtestng
I have an ordinary POJO class, from which I want to use the Seam logger.
I'm having a bit of trouble, however, using this POJO class, both from a
Stateless bean, and from a TestNG test class.
First, the Bean:
...
| @Stateless
| @Name(echo)
| public class EchoBean implements Echo {
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I've managed to deploy JBoss Rules using Seam quite happily, going along with
the docs, but as soon as I try and use a Domain Specific Langage file (.dsl)
things come apart:
My components.xml has this:
component name=myRules
| class=org.jboss.seam.drools.RuleBase
|property
