"sfisque" wrote : it seems the fact that identity and the other attributes of
AbstractServerLoginModule are private was causing me all sorts of headaches.
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the above should read "UserPasswordLoginModule", not AbstractServerLoginModule.
sorry for the confusion. [they r
basically, i tried subclassing UserPasswordLoginModule and this proved
fruitless. i eventually just subclassed AbstractServerLoginModule. it seems
the fact that identity and the other attributes of AbstractServerLoginModule
are private was causing me all sorts of headaches.
i would suggest ei
so now i have a custom LoginModule that subclasses the GenericHeader module
that is included in jboss-as 4.2.3. the module successfully extracts the
user_id from the header, sets super.loginOk to true and puts the created
Principal into javax.security.auth.login.name.
when i watch the TRACE me
i got the context.xml to load.
for anyone going down this road, it appears the GenericHeader valve MUST have
the session cookie pushed by Oblix.
i'm going to have to subclass it and remove the dependency on the cookie, to
fit the target environment.
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i turned up the logging to get TRACE events from org.jboss.web.tomcat.security
and i dont see any events coming from the GenericHeaderAuthenticator, which
should be echoing to the log file.
i double checked the syntax of the Valve tag in my context.xml file and it
appears sane.
besides deployi
"anil.saldh...@jboss.com" wrote :
httpHeaderForSSOAuth="sm_ssoid,ct-remote-user,HTTP_OBLIX_UID"
| | sessionCookieForSSOAuth="SMSESSION,CTSESSION,ObSSOCookie"
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| The first value is basically what oblix will be sending as the username in
the http header. The second one is what o
using JBoss AS 4.2.3-GA on solaris, jdk 1.5.0
i'm trying to configure GenericHeaderBasedAuthentication for use with Oracle's
OBLIX SSO solution.
what i cannot figure out from the documentation is what the syntax of the
values for "httpHeaderForSSOAuth" and "sessionCookieForSSOAuth" are. the
e
greetings!
using jboss as 4.2.3-GA, running on solaris 10, jdk 1.5.0
is there a way to selectively deploy webapps on a given protocol valve? what
i'm trying to achieve is to have some webapps deployed only on the HTTP valve,
and others deployed only on the HTTPS valve.
TIA
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you can package the mbean/impl classes in a ..SAR (its similar to an .EAR,
check the docs) and either configure it internally with a jboss-service.xml or
externally with a "-service.xml" file in the deploy directory. each way has
its advantages.
i did something similar to this, where the .SAR
i want to have a HashMap store some runtime settings for several session beans,
and it seems the best way to expose this is via an MBean. my question, is how
would i configure the hashmap in the deployment descriptor (-service.xml) so
that key/value pairs are placed into the hashmap. the reaso
discovered the answer for anyone else who trips over this or a similar issue.
the "external" mbean descriptor has to end with "-service.xml". i was assuming
".xml" was enough.
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... or failing that, is there a way to get the scheduler mbean (if deployed
from the .sar) to watch for a configuration file (similar to how .rar files are
configured via external xml files).
TIA
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running jboss as 4.2.3-GA
i have a .sar which contains an mbean, its interface, and the appropriate
jboss-service.xml file.
if i configure a scheduler in the jboss-service.xml file, it fires up correctly
and everything is happy.
if i remove the scheduling mbean block, and try to configure a sc
except i want hibernate to update these columns.
the trick is to have hibernate send and receive the target columns to/from the
database when doing an UPDATE, but when it is asked to merge the pojo, ignore
them for deciding if the updated object is "dirty".
for the near term, i'm doing a brute
how would one go about suggesting an enhancement to Hibernate (or JPA) to
include a new annotation like @NotSignificant that would allow a developer to
tag an attribute, similar to @Transient, so that the attribute would be
persisted and retrieved "normally" but ignored for detecting "dirtiness"
i have a set of entities that have two "meta data" columns, namely, "editor"
and "updated" which are a UID and a date.
we are processing import files and persisting/merging the data that comes in.
what i need, if it is possible, is a way to configure JPA (or hibernate
directly) to ignore the "
thank you both. your input has been illuminating. i'm sure these are just a
case of RTFM, but given our aggressive dev cycle, i've had to cut corners on
learning curve wrt to jboss specific details.
thank you
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i have a web service deployed trivially via ejb3 jax-ws (a SLSB annotated with
@WebService).
i have had to make use of two jboss specific annotations:
@SecurityDomain()
@WebContext()
my question is, is there a way to duplicate that functionality using xml
descriptors, so that i can remove thes
nm, after surfing the jndi using the sun browser, i noticed that the context
does not affect the jndi binding. thus i do not need to worry about the jar or
ear name.
sorry for the confusion.
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one last thing.
the examples i've seen thus far (of jboss.xml) seem to bind at the "default"
location of "bean_name/local" or "bean_name/remote". none of them appear to be
specifying the context of the binding. in order to do that, do i need to
prepend the binding with a / so that jboss knows
correction, jboss.xml, not ejb-jar.xml
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does jboss support "partial descriptors", wherein, i can just put:
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| MyBean
| context_name/ejb_binding_name
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and jboss would do the expected ejb3 auto-deploy magic for the remainder of the
attributes (injecting from the annotations or defaults), or is it "all or
n
that definitely has potential. i was hoping on something more configuration
level (xml descriptor, etc.). my goal is to keep the java code container
agnostic (all ORM level stuff is done via JPA, all EE bindings are against the
sun interfaces, etc.)
so, is there a way to do what appears in th
i am deploying a standalone EJB3 service (some SLSBs and SFSBs) as a .jar file
using the autodeploy mechanism.
what i want to do is change the context the beans are bound to, without
changing the jar name. i have looked at repacking it as an .ear file, but,
once again, the deployment context i
i've been googling around and cannot find a good tutorial for building a JCA
adapter.
basically, i need to implement some form of adapter for my beans to generate
export files. since EJB frowns upon beans gaining access to "arbitrary" file
system resources, i foresee a need to write a JCA that
when you launched jboss with run.sh, did you give it a bind address via the -b
command flag? otherwise it only binds to the loopback (127.0.0.1) and wont be
accessible to the outside world.
try launching jboss with the following extra parameter:
-b [your hostname or external facing ip address]
looks like the principal and credentials for the bind are not set up properly.
check the config for login-config.xml for the specific module you are using.
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how did you achieve this? i am trying to do a similar thing:
1) attempt authentication via LDAP (using LdapExtLoginModule).
2) if failure, attempt authentication against the database (for "special case
users" ) (using DatabaseServerLoginModule)
3) load the roles from the database regardless of
does the jboss-web.xml inside the jmx-console.war have a reference to the
security domain?
e.g.
java:/jaas/ldap-security
note the java:/jaas/ in front of the name you gave it in the login-config.xml
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is this a web app or a web service?
if it is a webapp, have you connected the security handler ( in your code,
"ldap-security") with the security-constraints in your app. there is
documentation for doing this so i will not repeat it here.
if it is a web service, make sure the end point knows
i am trying to deploy a pojo endpoint webservice facade to an ORM library in
JBoss 4.2.2. on Solaris 10.
i have the entities deploying fine, and the facades and webservice endpoint are
deploying fine as well.
all of this is in a .JAR file with no WEB-INF or other webapp kruft.
i have been able
posting this so that anyone else searching on this will find what i found:
if you have an object with a composite key object, e.g:
| @Entity
| @IdClass( ThingPK.class )
| @Table( name="Thing" )
| public class Thing
| implements Serializable
| {
| @Id
| private String keyO
i'm having an issue with:
JBoss 4.2.2-GA
Oracle 10g ( 10.2.0.2 - Solaris )
i have a bean that has an attribute:
@Id
@Column( name= "TAXONOMY_DETAIL", nullable = false )
private String taxonomyDetail;
when i go to persist an object of this type, the i get a slew of exceptions in
the server.log
i am having a similar issue.
i appears that the "name" attribute of my @Column annotation is being ignored
and the query is being constructed using the attribute's name and not the name
assigned from the annotation.
is there a common reason why JPA/Hibernate would ignore the annotation's name
we recently upgraded from 3.1.2 to 3.1.3 and the "db-drop" ant target in
AppFuse stopped working.
the error centers around the exception:
C:\PROJECT\choreo\build.xml:1113: Schema text failed: Could not parse mapping
document from file
C:\PROJECT\choreo\lib\jbpm-3.1.3\src\bin\org\jbpm\context\e
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