I am searching for a similar JCA-ldap adapter with no luck. Can you share your
code for the jca-ldap adapter?
Thank you,
Prashanth.
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Hi all,
I have been working on JACC based security on JbossAS 4.0.4. I have
successfully made EJBMethodPermissions work with JACC. However, the
PolicyConfiguration object has a method called addToRole which takes the
arguments the roleName string and a Permission object. So far I have put
Hi all,
I am new to Seam but I have meddled a bit with JACC support in JBossAS
4.0.4. I was wondering if Seam has any type of support in terms of APIs or
hooks to control the rendering of JSF components based on Ejb method permission
given through JACC. I know Seam has support for web-tie
Thank you Anil,
I got it to work... but I have to give @AspectDomain("JACC Stateless Bean")
in the ejb for every such ejb if i want its security to be JACC managed. Can i
set aspect domain throught the system like I do for security-domain in
jboss.xml. I tried it but it doesnt seem to be supp
I think the problem is that JACC is not being used by Jboss by default. When I
try to debug and see the code flow it goes to RoleBasedAuthorizationInterceptor
and not JaccAuthorizationInterceptor. The Insufficient permission exception is
thrown by the RoleBasedAuthorizationInterceptor. How do I
According to the JACC spec When I call commit() on a PolicyConfiguration object
, the PolicyConfiguration for that contextId is set inService (i.e; made
active). I am able to debug and inspect the object state before commit() is
called and after it is called. The PolicyConfiguration is reflectin
My application has an ear called kr.ear. This ear has a kr.jar, which contains
all the ejbs and a kr.war which contains the jsps etc.
The contextID i am using in this case is "kr.jar", since my ejbs are in the
kr.jar archive.
-P
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I have a method in a session bean called JobServiceBean. The method is as
follows:
@RolesAllowed("Recruiter")
public void outputJunk() {
System.out.println("###");
}
Now after authentication using JAAS, I am writing code to change the
@RolesAllowed
Disabling the cache of login credentials affects the credentials of the subject
/ principals.. However I am changing the method permission of an ejb session
bean. The credentials are used to act on the ejb method... I am changing the
ejb side permissions not the subject side credentials,... henc
Hi all,
I am using JbossAS for my JEE application which involves ejb3. I have
given role based permission to an ejb session bean method using annotations.
This works fine along expected lines for allowing / denying users belonging to
certain roles to access the method. However, when I try
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