What if I want to do some of my own authorisation processing using the token? I
would like to access the token from within an EJB interceptor somehow.
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I want to access UsernameToken's that are provided by a .NET client (WSE2) to
my JBossWS web service. I can't find any documentation on where the
UsernameToken's actually end up in JBossWS once the SOAP messages bubble up the
JBossWS Soap stack.
Where do you access them from?
If they are not
Yep, I get exactly the same thing for the .NET client I am using.
In 1.0.3 you have to make sure that no Object parameters contain null
properties.
I'm rolling back to 1.0.2 as I type.
James
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BTW: The EJB invoked from the SOAP message is a @Stateless @WebService EJB with
annotated @WebMethod's
James
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I am trying to find a way to add properties to the MessageContext object passed
to the HandleRequest method of a @HandlerChain based handler class.
I want to set some data into the MessageContext such that it is available from
the InvocationContext object's getContextData() method that is passed
Hi,
I am trying samples in the jbossws 1.0.2 samples pack for a jsr181ejb endpoint.
No matter how many times I have looked at the configuration for the server
security, I just cannot get rid of this error message.
Here is my jboss-wsse-server.xml file (same as samples)
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Does anyone have any sample code or useful links on how to develop custom
SecurityHandlers for a jsr181 annotated webservice?
I am developing a .NET client and intend to pass UsernameTokens from the C#
client to the webservice in order to perform authentication and authorisation
functions in a
Thanks for the tip Thomas.
I've already done this for my @WebService annotations. The real problem I am
having is with passing java objects as parameter or return values from the
@WebMethods.
The WSDL generated places the java objects in their own WSDL namespace named
after the java package in
I am developing a series of JSR181 annotated webservices that I automatically
deploy to the jboss deploy directory. JBoss correctly deploys the ejbs and the
webservices are available and all working fine.
BUT, I can't find a way of configuring how the java packages containing custom
java classe
Thanks Charly,
With EJB3 there appears there was a plan to place a "portName" field into the
@WebService annotation. However it doens't seemed to have made it into the
standard. I am using JDK 1.5.07 and portName is just not defined. It IS listed
the O'Reilly EJB3 book as supported.
The main r
Hi Charly,
I am not using EJB deployment descriptors xml files as I am using EJB3
annotations exclusively.
Does this mean I need to generate a deployment descriptor (ie in the jboss.xml
file) for the WebService EJB?
James
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Is there a way of changing the jboss generated WSDL URL such that it DOESN'T
use the name of the deployed EJB-JAR?
For example:
EJB: myejb.java
EJB-JAR: mywebservice.jar
JBoss generates a WSDL at the location:
http://localhost:8080/mywebservice/myejb?wsdl
I want to the location to be:
http:/
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