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I am trying to build a J2EE application on the latest JBoss server that uses
the Spring framework amongst other things. I plan to use the JSF framework for
building the UI. I also want to be able to integrate with JBoss Portal.
Realized that JBoss Portal has merged with exo so I picked up a JBos
It had to do with ActiveMQ and its datasource. Essentially, I had to point the
second one to a different datasource. Thanks!
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I've created the bindings.xml file as mentioned in the link below and have
modified jboss-service.xml such that it points to that file.
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I modified the ports in server.xml (tomcat), jboss-service.xml, etc, but I am
not able to access the 2nd instance of JBoss running on the same Windows
machine unless and until I shutdown the first instance. Could someone point me
to relevant documentation please?
Basically, I need to be able to
When JBoss starts up, my Spring beans get initialized. How can I get an
instance of that bean at runtime though? Essentially, I need to get to the
DefaultListableBeanFactory and do a getBean() but I am a little unclear about
what the best way to do that is. Thanks.
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Hi,
I am looking into integrating our current application that uses JBoss
Container Managed Security (with Out of the Box and Custom Login Modules) with
CAS (Central Authentication Service). We also have a Custom Tomcat
Valve/Authenticator implemented but I would assume that it makes no differ
Anyone?
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how can I make the widgets render in parallel so that the slowest one doesn't
form the weakest link. In other words, I would like the page to load and then,
have the widgets render one by one. Thanks.
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hi,
we have hidden the "configure" screen but want to be able to show or hide the
widgets (all of them are exposed by default) programmatically, or via a simple
SQL script. this is particularly important since we have an issue with the
widgets disappearing at random and want to be able to add th
Hi,
>From time to time, I see portlets disappearing and since we hide the
>"Configure portlets" page in our application, there seems to be no way for the
>user to get back to the portlets that they have now lost. This happens
>definitely as a result of the minimize/maxmimize/restore events. Once
Folks - Your help would be appreciated..
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I don't want to use the "Configure Dashboard" screen and want to add support to
add/hide the portlets we expose in our application. How can I do that?
If someone could point me to either the APIs and/or the tables that drive this,
it would be helpful.
Also, any changes made to default-object.xm
Principal[] principals = domain.getPrincipals();
|
This returns NULL (in ContextPolicy.implies) and leads to the issue. Why does
the ProtectionDomain not return the principals set in the Tomcat authenticator
(I've implemented a Custom Tomcat Valve).
Is this a JBoss Portal bug?
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Principal[] principals = domain.getPrincipals();
|
This returns NULL (in ContextPolicy.implies) and leads to the issue. Why does
the ProtectionDomain not return the principals set in the Tomcat authenticator
(I've implemented a Custom Tomcat Valve).
Is this a JBoss Portal bug?
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public boolean implies(ProtectionDomain domain, Permission permission)
|{
| // Check the
| boolean isJaccPermission = permission instanceof EJBMethodPermission
| || permission instanceof EJBRoleRefPermission
| || permission instanceof WebResourcePermi
public boolean implies(ProtectionDomain domain, Permission permission)
|{
| // Check the
| boolean isJaccPermission = permission instanceof EJBMethodPermission
| || permission instanceof EJBRoleRefPermission
| || permission instanceof WebResourcePermi
In the case where this IS an error, I see the
org.jboss.security.jacc.DelegatingPolicy class (and the implies() API) come
into play, while in the other (working) case, I see the ContextPolicy and the
implies() API in that class come into play...
So, there is definitely some difference but wheth
In the case where this IS an error, I see the
org.jboss.security.jacc.DelegatingPolicy class (and the implies() API) come
into play, while in the other (working) case, I see the ContextPolicy and the
implies() API in that class come into play...
So, there is definitely some difference but wheth
2007-09-11 20:12:28,333 TRACE [org.jboss.security.jacc.ContextPolicy] No
principals found in domain: ProtectionDomain null
null
How can I fix this? I see this when I try to access JBoss Portal (that is
integrated with our application).
I tried to get the subject, add principals to it, and
2007-09-11 20:12:28,333 TRACE [org.jboss.security.jacc.ContextPolicy] No
principals found in domain: ProtectionDomain null
null
How can I fix this? I see this when I try to access JBoss Portal (that is
integrated with our application).
I tried to get the subject, add principals to it, and u
ok, i found the problem. the context.xml file had an entry (a Tomcat valve
definition) that superceded the entry in web.xml :(
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..while it does lead to errors (as it SHOULD) in the other application deployed
to the same JBoss container.
Essentially, the auth-method I specify is not getting picked up for one of the
applications. I can even remove the entire element (auth-method) but still the
authentication goes through
Subject was cut out.. I meant, it leads to errors in one application but not in
the other..
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I've been able to support SSO in our application that uses JBoss Portal. It is
quite simple to do it unless ofcourse your requirements are more complicated,
like in my case.
For a basic use-case, you can enable the Tomcat SSO authenticator, use the same
shared security realm that you use for th
I agree. I am having to do a clean install as well, and this wasn't very
intuitive :(
I've made it a practice now and is part of the ANT target!
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If I want to be able to call a javascript function when either the portlet is
minimized or maximized, how would I go about doing that?
I am running into an issue with the minimize/maximize of the portlet states and
want to do "something" when the user does that. Thanks.
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ok, the window-name had to be unique. that was one of the problems but the
bigger issue was finding the correct deployment parent element. need to find
out what the others are meant for. fix is small, but took a while to get there
:(
thanks for your pointers, Peter. much appreciated.
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ok, by trial and error, i found the right deployment element to stick my
portlet entries in. Don't know yet why one works and not the other, or what is
the difference between these elements, but nevertheless, i can add a portlet to
the default page this way.
however, adding a second portlet doe
We have additional deployment entries but I've added the portlets to the first
one (the one shown above). I've verified that the JBP_WINDOWS table gets
populated with this new portlet. So, there IS an entry in this table, so it
does mean that something is getting picked up from this file. Just t
That is exactly how I have it, Peter. No difference at all (not sure if I can
post the entire file since it is our source code, etc - see what I mean). The
only additional thing to note is this -
|
|
| keep
|
| default
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|
|
| default
|
|AdminPortletWindow
|SomePortletInstance
|center
|0
|
|
If I add 2 blocks of this, only the second one is added. Verified the
JBP_WINDOWS table
I am editing the default-object.xml file bundled with my portlets. I've
verified that this file gets picked up now.
This is how my entry looks in portlet-instances.xml -
|
| SomePortletInstance
| SomePortlet
|
|
..and this is how my
Also, I am almost certain that there is something not quite right with the
entry I added to the default-object.xml file. It doesn't complain when JBoss
starts up but I have a feeling it is not quite right.
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Yes, I've added these portlets to portlet.xml and portlet-instances.xml as
well. I know that they are available as I am able to add them through the UI.
However, I want to add these declaratively so that they show up by default.
Plus, we don't want to allow our users to remove these portlets so
| default
|
|AdminPortletWindow
|AdminPortletInstance
|center
|0
|
|
|AdminPortletWindow
|PortletInstance2
|
Okay, thanks PeterJ. You've confirmed my suspicion. That's how I thought it
probably worked but was a little puzzled by what i saw - when I tried to wipe
out the only portlet entry in that file and re-started JBoss, it seemed to not
render any portlet at all. Maybe, something else is going on he
Thanks PeterJ. I found 1 occurrence of the default-object.xml file in the JBoss
folder. Making any changes to that file doesn't seem to make any difference to
the list of portlets displayed on the default page..
Is there something else I need to look at? Thanks.
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Hi,
If I want to add a bunch of (custom) Portlets by default when the user accesses
the main page (as the "configure" page is hidden), how would I do that? Which
of the portal tables do I need to seed? I see a number of tables that are
updated when a portlet is added and I want to do this via a
"Ok in this case you have no choice but to go the Tomcat Valve/Custom
Authenticator route. "
Sohil - thanks very much for suggesting this! I've successfully implemented a
custom Tomcat Authenticator/Value, and that solves the problem, and I've been
able to achieve exactly what I wanted.
Needle
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : ah ok-
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| I understand your situation now.
|
| Ok in this case you have no choice but to go the Tomcat Valve/Custom
Authenticator route.
|
| This is the only place you can actually grab hold of the Tomcat Session and
populate it with the Subject/Princip
..and my guess is that after the authentication happens, the PolicyContext is
set for "javax.security.auth.Subject.container" but this happens in a different
thread. Therefore, when I do a servlet forward, this subject is not found as
this is a new/different thread..
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Okay, one step further. This is what I need:
public boolean checkPermission(PortalPermission permission) throws
IllegalArgumentException, PortalSecurityException
|{
| try
| {
| // Get the current authenticated subject through the JACC contract
| Subj
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Yes you are correct. New security realm is not the
issue. Its inability of the Servlet Environment to properly populate the
security information needed by JBoss Portal.
|
| In fact why dont you try swicthing the portal security realm to your
custom/shared securit
"I would recommend integrating with JBoss Portal's security realm with your
custom LoginModules. "
What do you exactly mean by this? JBoss Portal uses a "portal" security realm
that uses the JBoss OOTB login modules. I've used my own security realm and
that works just fine if I use container ma
Sohil,
The reason I need to use my own security realm is because this realm is shared
by more than one application and JBoss Portal is just one of the applications
deployed in JBoss that uses this shared realm.
The way I've implemented this -
* There is a shared security realm (and possibly, mor
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : to integrate with the JAAS security realm, your
best bet/cleanest solution would be to write your own Tomcat Authenticator
(which is actually a form of Tomcat Valve)
|
| Authenticators are actually pretty simple in tomcat and best source of "How
To" is the tomcat
If there is a simple way to move away from container managed FORM-based
authentication for JBoss Portal and invoke the security realm explicitly,
keeping everything else the same, that would work perfect for me.
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"So in your case I would recommend using a Tomcat Valve to process your
authentication and set up the Subjects the way JAAS does it inside Tomcat. "
Is this my ONLY option? I am not familiar with either how Tomcat valves work,
or how subjects are set inside Tomcat, so it might be a little painfu
I guess I could do something like this:
| Subject subject = (Subject) PolicyContext
| .getContext("javax.security.auth.Subject.container");
But, how can I set this? Essentially, I want to set this to the new subject
(with the additional principals) so that when the JB
import org.jboss.portal.security.SubjectAssociation;
| import org.jboss.portal.security.PortalSubject;
|
| PortalSubject subject = SubjectAssociation.getSubject();
What is the equivalent of this in JBoss Portal 2.6?
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Thanks Sohil. Yes, this is exactly what I am doing (I also tried using the
JBoss TransactionManager class directly, and that worked too). Now, I am able
to explicitly set the "portal.principal" session attribute to this user but
like I mentioned earlier, it still doesn't help.
The principals ar
ok, i think i found it. i am doing it programmatically using the
JBossTransactionManagerLookup.getTransactionManager() API.
While this works, and I am able to explicitly set the "portal.principal"
session attribute to a HashMap that contains the Portal User object, I am still
not able to get p
Thanks folks, but I am not making this call in a portlet. I am trying to
authenticate the user WITHOUT using the Out-of-the-box FORM-based
authentication and as part of these changes, I've disabled FORM-based
authentication, created a new servlet that does the authentication and a
redirect base
Error stack:
| org.hibernate.HibernateException: Unable to locate current JTA transaction
| at
org.hibernate.context.JTASessionContext.currentSession(JTASessionContext.java:61)
| at
org.hibernate.impl.SessionFactoryImpl.getCurrentSession(SessionFactoryImpl.java:542)
| at
org
I am trying to retrieve a user from the JBoss Portal DB using the APIs
provided, and I am running into a JTA Transaction exception ("unable to locate
currentJTA transaction"). I've confirmed that the SessionFactory object used in
HibernateUserModuleImpl is not null.
| UserModule userModule
Did you find the solution? I am running into a similar issue.
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The "portal.principal" session attribute is not set to the authenticated user,
in my case, and that is what is causing the problem.
I have 2 apps, running in JBoss and the custom login module implementation code
is part of a shared library used by both these apps. However, the session is
differ
ok, will look into that. any pointers/examples?
also, for now, do you know why using a filter wouldn't work? the principals
don't seem to be set. if i keep everything else the same and use my security
realm with the form-based authentication, things work fine.
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ok, will look into that. any pointers/examples?
also, for now, do you know why using a filter wouldn't work? the principals
don't seem to be set. if i keep everything else the same and use my security
realm with the form-based authentication, things work fine.
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Hi,
I've been able to use FORM based authentication and authenticate the JBoss
Portal user using my a JAAS security realm that uses module/password stacking.
Now, I want to move away from using j_security_check but still use the login
modules and my security realm.
I made the changes to web.xml
Hi,
I've an app that uses form based authentication and custom Login Modules. How
can I intercept a request to a secure URL (before JBoss container does it, and
redirects to login page) so that I can do some pre-processing?
I tried adding a filter and mapped it to "/j_security_check" but that do
I see this in my JBoss log and would like to understand the difference. The
second case is simple. There is a group called "PortalPrincipal" and there is 1
member in that group called "jonathan". However, what does the first case mean
(where this is a square bracket). This seems to cause an issu
I've been breaking my head over working around a JBoss Portal bug that prevents
access to the dashboard if the Principal has a "." (dot). So, I can't use JBoss
Portal if I logged in as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" or "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", etc.
To be able to workaround this, I need to avoid the addition of
I see a [EMAIL PROTECTED] added somewhere though I am logging in as temp
(though I am authenticating as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" for LDAP purposes, I've
overridden most APIs in the login modules to simply return "temp"...
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Sure, will try to look into it! In the meantime, is there a workaround for this
that you can think of?
I tried to submit the request as "userA" (as opposed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]), and
then, add the suffix to authenticate the user in the custom LDAP login module.
This doesn't work as the JBoss Po
Filed bug: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPORTAL-1614
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Well, even without the "." in the username, I get this exception when I try to
stack login modules. The authentication happens in one of the earlier modules
and the password is SHA encrypted. When I get to the last module, I create the
JBoss Portal user (as the user would have been authenticated
Looks like this is a JBoss bug :(
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Will be filing a bug. Thanks.
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This is definitely a JBoss bug. Go to this link,
http://portal.demo.jboss.com/portal/default, and try adding a user with a "."
in the username. And login as that user. Click on dashboard. It will fail.
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Also, Gary, with everything else being the same, things work fine for me when I
replace the "." in the user name with some other character..
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Thanks Gary.. Hmm.. That is really weird.. Which version of JBoss are you
using? I am using 2.6.1 (the latest version) and have created a custom login
module that extends DBIdentityLoginModule. I verified this with a standalone
test case - used the OOTB login module and tried to sign in as a use
The dot in the username is what is causing this issue. This is blocking for us,
as our users have dots in their usernames. Besides, it is not possible to have
entire email addresses as usernames because of this bug.
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I am using LDAP for authentication and users need to be able to login using
their entire email address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). However, JBoss Portal seems to
fail with no relevant exception resulting in a WSOD (white screen of death)
when such an user attempts to login. Is this a known issue? And a
thanks Sohil. appreciate it. i had another post about a JBoss Portal role
issue. Essentially, i am not able to view the "dashboard" page as a user that I
seeded (populated jbp_users and jbp_role_management tables) though i can login
as that user.. if you have any thoughts on that, that would be
Anyone?
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and I see this line right before the error stack:
2007-07-20 16:26:50,603 DEBUG
[org.apache.catalina.authenticator.AuthenticatorBase] Successfully passed all
security constraints
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Anyone knows what could cause this? I've changed the default security realm and
am using a custom realm that extends some JBoss login modules. I am able to get
to the home page (embedded within our app) but am not able to go to the "view"
mode by clicking on the "dashboard" link. I can get to th
I am just starting to explore the JBoss Federated SSO technology for
integrating a bunch of applications that we have deployed in JBoss. I
downloaded the binary and source, and know where the javadoc is. But, didn't
really find any documentation and/or examples. Perhaps, I missed it. Could
some
Would you mind pointing me to an example or providing a link to the relevant
chapter? Tried to google it, but couldnt find any hits, and I've looked through
the Portal docs to get a sense for the login modules, etc, and I almost have
all the necessary login modules.
I am doing a direct insert i
thanks very much jaikiran! i'll give this a shot and see how it goes. will
respond with questions if there are some issues. thanks again!
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Is there an API? I want to create a user and assign a default role on the fly
if the user doesn't exist in the Portal database? When I get this far, the user
would be automatically authenticated, so no worries there, it is just the
authorization part.
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Hi,
I have 2 applications (WAR and SAR). Currently, the same set of shared
libraries are copied to both the locations and hence, I am running into a
ClassCastException which appears to be due to ClassLoading issues (based on
reading done). So, I need to move these to the EAR level (WAR and SAR
2007-07-17 19:21:58,612 ERROR
[org.jboss.deployment.scanner.URLDeploymentScanner] Incomplete Deployment
listing:
Anyone knows what could cause this exception?
2007-07-17 19:21:58,612 ERROR
[org.jboss.deployment.scanner.URLDeploymentScanner] Incomplete Deployment
listing:
--- Packages waiting
Found ServiceMBean in a
server/default/deploy/management/console-mgr.sar/web-console.war/applet.jar but
didn't find the ServiceMBeanSupport class there.
Which is the jar that is supposed to contain these classes?
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..never mind. found it in jboss-system.jar that was under /lib (kept looking
under /server).
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Thanks Sohil. This is what I did -
* Modified portal-server.war/WEB-INF/login-config.xml and added a new security
realm, "myrealm".
* This security realm uses a bunch of custom, stacked login modules that
another application (say, app1) deployed to JBoss uses. App1 works fine and
user is authen
I am trying to change the security domain for the JBoss Portal so that it picks
up my custom login module implementations that I use for other applications
deployed in JBoss. I modified jboss-web.xml so that it uses a different
security realm and I also modified web.xml in the JBoss Portal appli
Hi,
I am trying to stack 2 login modules (LDAP for authentication and Database for
authorization). Tried to follow the example given in the JBoss site but I keep
getting a NullPointerException as I don't have the role related module-option
elements in login-config.xml for the LDAP module, and no
Sorry, my mistake. When I try to access the web console using a URL like this:
http://hostname:port/jbpm
- as is what is mentioned in the docs, I get a HTTP 404 error. I didn't get any
errors while deploying the jbpm.war file though.
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Thanks estaub. I appreciate it.
Another thing - I'm able to get to the web console using the test suite but
when I try to go this console at work (where jbpm is deployed in tomcat and not
jboss), it doesn't seem to work... any thoughts?
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Anyone else with some useful answers, please respond (and kukeltje, please
ignore this thread).
Are there some samples out there that could help someone get a quick start on
this? I've worked on several different technologies over the years, and I don't
believe the jBPM documentation is upto th
You probably didn't understand my question. I guess, it doesn't matter since
your reply was not useful in anyway. If you can't help, isn't it easy enough to
ignore the thread? Forums are meant for people to share their knowledge.
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Say, I have a jBPM workflow process definition, and it has several
nodes/states/forks, etc. Now, I start this workflow process and it has gone
some distance but hasn't reached the end, because there is some wait state or
something, and I want to be able to tell where the process is at any given
org.apache.log4j.Logger.getLogger(.class) seems to throw this exception. In the
log4j.xml file, the appender "FILE" points to the
org.jboss.logging.appender.DailyRollingFileAppender class.
Any idea what could cause this?
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I see the following error when I try to initiate a jBPM workflow process
running in Tomcat. The workflow process is initiated and ultimately a JMS
message is added to a queue running in JBoss. I'm just starting to learn about
this application, so if you need more information to help, please do l
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