HI,
So you are saying jsp version works ???
anonymous wrote : When I enter the myHome.faces URL, it displays this page, I
enter the username and password, and it goes to the myHome.xhtml page as it
should, so everything works properly. This is the same behavior I get when I
use BASIC authentica
BTW, thanks for your help--I really appreciate it very much!
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Here is the plain jsp login page:
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When I enter the myHome.faces UR
Can you do a quick test ? Can you replace your jsf with plain jsp ? Also can
you post your jsp/html code of the login page ?
Does it have
anonymous wrote : form action="j_security_check"
and
anonymous wrote : j_username and j_password
I presume it does & If it does, then WebContainer does th
Some additional information. Here is the code from the managed bean action
method that the Login button calls that creates the LoginContext. I've added
debugging code to retrieve the subject from the authentication cache (at least
I hope that's what PolicyContext does) and display everything, th
As I reported in my followup post, I replaced my custom login module entirely
with the standard JBoss DatabaseServerLoginModule configured with queries. That
works fine and authenticates, but I'm still not seeing the roles being accepted
during authorization. The roles are coming back correctly
I still suspect its an issue with your LoginModule. Code for accessing the
database by extending AbstarctSeverLoginModule is posted in the forum..Check
that out & compare yours...Are you setting the roles correctly ?
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Debugged the DatabaseServerLoginModule using source and found it was getting a
blank at the end from the database, added ltrim/rtrim and got successful
authentication. However, it still fails to navigate to myHome.faces. So the
problem is not in the custom login module but somewhere deep in the
Solved the application-policy name. My login module code uses the full JNDI
name, and it should be using just the unqualified name without the JNDI
prefixes. Then the login-config.xml and web.xml references to the name can also
leave off the JNDI prefixes and everything works (except for the rol
The last sentence in the second paragraph should read, "All my Faces navigation
rules use the option. Lost in HTML translation.
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