bmcgovern wrote : jcollins. I feel your pain in that most of the docs im
reading on SSO are specific to EJB set ups. I don't think I can offer you any
help in your problem, but i do get the distinct feeling that you are farther
along in fixing your problem than I am in mine and hopefully you,
bmcgovern wrote : jcollins. I feel your pain in that most of the docs im
reading on SSO are specific to EJB set ups. I don't think I can offer you any
help in your problem, but i do get the distinct feeling that you are farther
along in fixing your problem than I am in mine and hopefully you,
Thanks jaikiran for your gratuitous effort.
jaikiran wrote :
| You have the Code button which you can use while posting to wrap those
contents in a code block to avoid the mess.
|
Thanks, I'll use the code button from now on.
jaikiran wrote :
| Now you have secured this servlet using
jcollins. I feel your pain in that most of the docs im reading on SSO are
specific to EJB set ups. I don't think I can offer you any help in your
problem, but i do get the distinct feeling that you are farther along in fixing
your problem than I am in mine and hopefully you, or someone paying
anonymous wrote : OK, it rooked me again, (I'm learning slowly)..
You have the Code button which you can use while posting to wrap those
contents in a code block to avoid the mess.
jcollins914, i havent used webservices before and dont have much knowledge
about them. However with whatever
jaikiran wrote : you will have to add the security-domain entry to the
jboss.xml and NOT jboss-web.xml.
The jboss.xml will be present in the META-INF folder of the ejb jar which
contains the endpoint of the webservice
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Thanks jaikiran.
Incidentally, I read your entire blog as part of my research, since you'd
answered some questions on this stuff in the past... My answer wasn't there,
but I did find some interesting tidbits, and have bookmarked it for future
reference. Don't go changing just to please me.
I'm learning...
It seems if you surround a chunk of content with ellipses, as in the
wsdl:types block above, it makes for the content go away... Too bad that
doesn't work in other venues, like with the trash, leaves in the yard, etc.
Here is the content that was there before:
...
OK, it rooked me again, (I'm learning slowly)... I notice that if you
view--source, you can see the content I intended to be present, (in both
places where there is a visible void instead of meaningful content. Is there a
pattern as to why? Is it within my control to prevent this awkwardness?
I'm posting again, because it blurred my code samples beyond worth when I
wrapped them in code tags... (Sorry about that):
Hello JBoss enthusiasts,
I am new to JBoss, and am attempting to convince it to respect my custom
login module through its implementation of JAAS.
I have read MANY
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