"rudreshtcs" wrote :
| It is working after server restart, my assumption on jboss was that, we
need not restart the server, just create a ejb jar again and deploy.
|
JBoss caches the roles that have been assigned to a principal. So any changes
to roles will not be visible till the cache is
Hi,
It is working after server restart, my assumption on jboss was that, we need
not restart the server, just create a ejb jar again and deploy.
Meanwhile, just as every ejb3 beginner, even i have a doubt on calling stateful
session bean, the example given for stateful works fine..but it gives
anonymous wrote : when kabir is set as student, it works as expected, but when
i change the role as "teacher". the result is same, it is giving error for
division and it does subtract operation fine.
Did you restart the server after changing the roles.properties?
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Hi,
Firstly thank you for helping me out, i just followed the example. It works fine
But i have a doubt,
when kabir is set as student, it works as expected, but when i change the role
as "teacher". the result is same, it is giving error for division and it does
subtract operation fine.
My un
Which version of JBossAS do you use? For latest versions, the
org.jboss.annotation.security.SecurityDomain (used in the tutorial) is now
moved to org.jboss.ejb3.annotation.SecurityDomain.
For JBossAS-5.0 GA, the EJB3 tutorials are work-in-progress and will be
available soon. If you are using JB