Hi, alexanders.
It's a good idea to use HTTP for rmi invocations to enable kerberized
authentication.
If you have problems with HTTPInvoker, so here is my config:
| path:
JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/http-invoker.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml
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| mbean
ruhe wrote : Hi, alexanders.
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| It's a good idea to use HTTP for rmi invocations to enable kerberized
authentication.
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| If you have problems with HTTPInvoker, so here is my config:
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| And you'll find in docs how to customize invoker for ejb.
|
Actually the invoker
I think where are some good reasons for you to switch the protocol.
Where is no standard implementations and I think specification for RMI to
handle kerberos negotiation.
In addition I had couple of problems to get RMI working in cluster environment
behind LB.
Actually I didn't got it
There is JBossNegotiation that does the kerberos stuff for the web layer. There
is plan to do it for EJBs/ws etc.
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