I successfully integrated the SPNEGO authentication module. In my application,
I see that req.getUserPrincipal() returns the userid of the user logged into
the Windows machine (e.g., j...@mycom.com).
How do I find out if this user belongs to a specific AD group? (note: I have
the group name
I need to integrate JBoss Negotiation 2.0.3.GA with JBoss 4.2.3.GA and I've
spent days getting nowhere. So, any and all help is greatly appreciated as I'm
pretty desperate because I'm out of time. I've followed the instructions
correctly as far as I can tell, but it is still not working and I
In doing more research, I learned...
1) when IE is on the same machine as JBoss, an NTLM ticket is always returned
(http://www.mail-archive.com/c...@tp.its.yale.edu/msg07181.html).
when I accessed the toolkit running on frog from another computer, basic
negotiation worked!
2) the security
if i have a jboss instance running multiple applications (e.g., ears),
* can i undeploy (i.e., shutdown) one application only without removing it from
the deploy directory?
* if so, how - from an admin console? programmatically?
* finally, what is the earliest version of jboss this works in?
Hi! I'm sorry if this post is a bit general but I'm not sure what to include.
I have two jboss servers (4.0.3) running on two different machines - one on
each machine. I have servlet code running in one of the machines trying to
remotely access an ejb running on the other machine. This is
I know that it has been a while but did you ever resolve this issue? I am
encountering this same problem.
Thanks!
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Solution found!
in jboss-service.xml, find the mbean for the URLDeploymentScanner. prior to
the end tag, add a depends tag that contains the following value:
jboss:service=invoker,type=jrmp,socketType=SSL
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I still could figure out how to configure Tomcat in JBoss to recognize my
database. So, I compared what components the JEMS installer installs for the
tomcat option vs. the default option. I noticed a component named
jboss-ds. So, I tried using the JEMS installer to install JBoss.
1. I
Ok - so if that is correct (which I think today I proved), I cannot use the
-dx.xml file to resolve my JNDI/JDBC connection pool because I can only use the
Tomcat only configuration of JBoss.
If I do not put the -dx.xml file in my deploy folder, JBoss starts but when my
application runs I get
I need to create an application packaged as a .war file that updates a database
and supports transactions. I also need to deploy this application in JBoss but
in the Tomcat Only configuration.
I created a test application, deployed it in the default installation of
JBoss (along with a
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