why hasn't anyone replied to this post? i have a similar interest in a good
tutorial on setting up JAAS in JBoss.
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I would like to secure my web application with a form based login. I do not
want to use the browser pop up login box.
Is there a tutorial or example out there that I can follow?
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Is there an example I can look at where time zone information is saved with the
user account in a Seam application. For instance, when a user registers, they
select their time zone from a pulldown. It is saved. All time stamp information
in the application then reflects this fact for this user.
I have a more specific question about how to create a pull down with all
available time zones.
There is localeSelector.supportedLocales that gives me available locales so
that I can populate my selectItems, but is there something similar for
TimeZone?
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I'm sorry, but I already looked there. That one paragraph on timezone does not
speak of creating a pull down of all available timezones. I'm looking for a way
to display the results of TimeZone.getAvailab
I've used seam-gen to create a skeleton.
I'm looking at Chapter 12. Security in the Seam documentation.
It is not clear to me how I am supposed to implement the .getRoles() method in
the example 12.3.2 Writing an authentication method.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm looking at the SeamSpace example and there is one line in
RegisterAction.java that I have questions about.
FacesMessages.instance().add("confirmPassword", "Passwords do not match");
When I purposefully input in different passwords in the registration screen, I
get "confirmPassword" in
That worked perfectly!
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I'm trying to edit my pages.xml to send a user to a specific page based on
their user role. How do I do that?
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For instance, how do I modify the above so that users with role = 'user' will
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what about the
portion of the logic? if the user is already logged in and they try to go to
the login screen, it should send them to the appropriate page: either user or
poweruser.
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My application was working just fine the other day and now I am getting errors.
This is happening at my login screen. I know for a fact the username and
password are correct by checking the database. There doesn't seem to be a
problem with connecting to the database because my import.sql execute
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I copied this from the pages.xml of the booking example.
After I log in fr
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This was a great tip for me. Thanks trouby!
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I followed the instructions in the link mentioned by Pete.
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I still am receiving the same error of No active session context. I basically
modified the components.xml file and copy paste
"matt.drees" wrote : Is your servlet mapped to a url that would be matched by
"/media/*" ?
I already addressed that by using
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How do I log in to my Seam application without having to be confronted with a
login page (without using a JSF page to log in).
My current approach is to pass the username and password to a servlet in Seam.
This is currently working. Then I would like to be able to use
Identity.instance().setU
What does the following mean?
anonymous wrote : The context filter expects to find the conversation id of any
conversation context in a request parameter named conversationId. You are
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How do I modify the run.conf file so that I do not have to start jboss with
this parameter? I would just like to issue my usual run.sh.
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I'm having the same issue and finally tried this solution. It did not work for
me. I would like to access the default jboss page by going to http:// instead of http://localhost (which seems to be the only way
to access it). What might be my problem?
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Can anyone help me with this?
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Here at the things I have done.
I downloaded Seam 2.0.0.GA.
I ran seam-gen to create a project.
I created a simple test that extends SeamTest.
I created a textng xml file.
I receive the following error when I run ant test.
|[testng] FAILED CONFIGURATION: @BeforeClass init
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Here is my output from "ant -debug":
[testng] The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
|[testng] not part of the command.
| Execute:Java13CommandLauncher: Executing
'/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.5.0/Home/bin/java' with
arguments:
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I moved jar files from the test directory up one level to the lib directory.
This is my classpath now:
[testng] The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
|[testng] not part of the command.
| Execute:Java13CommandLauncher: Executing
'/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framew
I hope this isn't a stupid question... how do I control classpath order in my
ant build script?
"tynor" wrote : The microcontainer jars need to be at the front of the
classpath.
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Dear Pete, thank you so much for your help!
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I used seam-gen to create my Eclipse project.
Here is my single test:
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I'm using Seam 2.0.0 CR2.
I'm new to testng as well as Seam. I had first looked at the examples to create
my testng.xml file. It just took me a little bit of time to figure out that the
seam-gen created project was expecting a *Test.xml file.
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