Here is what I did to solve the issue.
1. I extended org.jboss.security.auth.spi.BaseCertLoginModule and overriding
the method getAliasAndCert() with my own implementation.
2. Use my extended LoginModule in place of BaseCertLoginModule in the
login-config.xml file.
3. In the login-config.xml
I want to let the users type in their login & password to log into my system.
But at the same time, I would like to validate the client certificate also in
addition to the login/password.
Currently, if I use only the CLIENT_CERT, there is no way to force the user to
type in their username pass
When I use durable subscription, is there any limit on the number of active
durable-subscribers for a topic?
Can I have more than one durable subscriber for the same topic? I read
somewhere that there is some limit, but want to know if JBoss has any such
limit.
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JBoss 3.2.7 allows me to NOT give the assembly-descriptor elements in the
ejb-jar.xml file. If I don't provide the assembly-descriptor with the
container-transaction for my EJB, what would be the *default* trans-attribute
element value?
EmployeeRecord
Based on various studies, I understand that the use of XA Transaction brings
down the performance of database updates compared to the non-XA transaction. In
our web application, 90% of the EJBs we have deals with only a single
database/resource. Only the remaining 10% of the EJBs does updates in
Thanks for the response. I got the details from the JBoss documentation and it
looks like a cleaner way of doing this.
http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/jboss4guide/r4/html/ch10.html#ch10.props.sect
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I want to put a configuration file (my.properties) into the JBOSS's deploy
folder along with my war/ear file. I don't want to package my properties file
inside the jar/war/ear since it contains configuration details, which would
change during deployment.
>From my class file, which lives inside
