Can anyone point me to some documentation for configuring a JDBC realm for form
based authentication?
This is very easy to do in Tomcat:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/06/12/form.html
A similar approach DOES NOT WORK in JBoss.
This is so basic. I thought there would be clear documenta
Hmmm I guess that all depends on what you are trying to accomplish. A few
things come to mind, although, they may be overkill on what you want to do:
First you have the Java Messenging system, where you can have java objects send
messages to a "queue", and have another object pick those mes
Yes, Tomcat replaced Jetty as the default web container in Jboss.
This happened quite a while back, say jboss-3.2.1 or jboss-3.2.3.
Acutally, to be more precise, Jetty is no longer supported by Jboss, but Jboss
can still be configured to use Jetty instead of Tomcat.
This is thanks to the Jetty dev
If you want your own principal to be returned from getUserPrincipal (meaning
that you want to set you own user principal), you need to let the container
(tomcat/JBoss) do the authentication for you, meaning you need to use BASIC or
FORM (j_security_check) authentication.
Thomas
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>You cannot set the request UserPrincipal without using container >managed
>authentication.
I am new.
So
I want to explain
Please
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Why was jetty replaced by tomcat ???
When I try to use jetty , i get a buch of errors
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This is definitely quite odd if the same config works on one machine and not
another. As you state, the log clearly shows the TreeCache being started and
registered in JMX, yet TreeCacheSSOClusterManager cannot find it when it
queries the JMX server.
Couple things:
1) Can you go into the jmx-
Before xmas.
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I'll have our resident MyFaces portlet expert post something in the wiki when
he has time about getting JSF portlets running in portal. I'll have him post
the source as well for the cardemo-portlet.
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There is a live version at http://labs.jboss.com
It uses the same css as this site, and they removed the window decorations, but
it does have custom portlets and several instances running within the container.
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"scottlholmes" wrote : As far as maximize goes, I probably going to put that
one hold. I've been playing around with the Admin CMS editor and I've run into
a number of things I'm not comfortable with in the way TinyMCE is set to gen
some code (or not gen). So I'm probably going to develop a them
In the client folder of the JBoss installation there is a file called
jbossall-client.jar, add this to the classpath for the javac task.
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anonymous wrote : There is always a chance.
How about the chance of there being a general timeline you can share. :) I'm
more interested in a Tomcat 6 alpha but any word you can give on JBoss 5 would
be nice too.
Mike
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On startup jboss checks for the existence of certain tables in the database.
Probably the tables for jms here.
The check is done only based on tablename not respecting the schema/owner.
Accessing the table later in queries is not possible than and leads to the
error you got.
See http://jira.jboss
The EJB 3.0 entities...
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See the Source link/box next to the "JBoss Application Server Guide" row here:
http://www.jboss.com/products/jbossas/docs
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After digging through the doc I found that changing an attribute in
ejb3.deployer/META-INF/jboss-service.xml did the thing:
socket://0.0.0.0:3873/?socketTimeout=30
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Agreed, need metrics from production system or a reasonable fax. Pinning each
JVM in a multiple JVM configuration with many threads per JVM may be beneficial
but the proof of the pudding is in the eating as they say.
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Hello,
I am trying to use Ant with JBOSS and am having a real "newbie"
type problem.
When ant all is typed I get:
[javac] C:\eclipse\workspace\Story\src\teste\Story.java:4: package javax.ejb
does not exist
[javac] import javax.ejb.*;
[javac] ^
[javac] C:\eclipse\workspace\Story
Why isn't this done on the logout method of the custom login module? You can
flush the auth cache on session invalidation to trigger this, or use the
jboss-web.xml flushOnSessionInvalidation=true attribute on the security-domain
element.
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But the jaas-pam stuff looks promissing :-)
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I tried to use these a little while ago, but they are pretty useless in a
client/server context like in JBoss.
The NT and Unix module are just populated a JAAS subject with some data coming
from the currently authenticated user (the user running the Java code).
You cannot provide an arbitrary use
You have no ability to modify the Subject returned from an authentication. If
you want to do this you have to integrate via a custom login module.
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There is no reason this should work. You require a role of Admin and your ldif
shows no such value in any context attribute. The only role shown is role1.
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Hi,
you will need @ least the JBoss Server with EJB3 Support. So you might want to
download the JBoss 4.0.3 RC 1 installer.
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/jboss-4.0.3RC1-installer.jar?download
For your convinience you might want to get also the JBossIDE ...
http://prdownloads.sourcefo
Show some ldif for the case in question so that one can understand what the AD
schema in use is.
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Read the security chapter in the admin/devel guide for the details. The roles
(and any information for that matter) is always in the Subject since that is
the only accessible by-product of a jaas authentication.
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See if the LdapExtLoginModule can be made to work with the domino schema.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=LdapExtLoginModule
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1525
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The same ldap login module that works on the server side.
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There is always paid support if you want a guarentee.
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There is always a chance.
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j_security_check is not usable by anything but the container.
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Map it to a session bean that creates the entity. JBossXB does not support the
java5 annotation driven processing yet.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossXB
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AFAIU the entitymanager will throw these exceptions. However, it is not stated
when these exceptions need to be thrown, and they will (in the case of
hibernate) only be throws on session.flush and/or tx commit.
Joachim
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This is not a jndi issue. The call that is failing is an ejb3 call. See the
remoting docs for configuring the invocation transport layer timeout.
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The sun jdk for a given platform has an os specific login module. See the
javadoc:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/security/jaas/spec/com/sun/security/auth/module/package-summary.html
Also, see if this has anything iteresting:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jaas-pam/
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I'd really like to try out the JSF 1.2 alpha in JBoss but the latest JSF 1.2
codebase requires a JSP 2.1 container.
Is there any word on when we might see a tomcat 6 alpha integrated wth a JBoss
5 alpha by chance?
Mike
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I don't believe that in general j2ee type of apps have sufficient locality of
cache references, especially as the number of user increases, for this to make
a difference. The only way to know for sure if this has any effect is to
benchmark it.
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trace level logging of the security category is needed and should be used to
debug all security issues.
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There is an open bug report that will be fixed for 4.0.3:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-2015
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Ooops. Code got stripped out:
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qwidjibo,
Can you post your hbm.xml files, as well as the structure of your har file?
Normally, when you create your hbm.xml files, you must define the classes you
are persisting. Since you have a many-to-one with another class, but that
class is in a different package, you'll have to use the
chwang,
The deploy directory is meant for you to deploy all of your applications.
Tomcat is used as an embedded service, so you should never deploy your
applications in the Tomcat.sar folder. Also, I do not think the tomcat.sar
folder is monitored for hot-deploy. So, if you ever replace your
Try making the form-error-page a servlet that does the forwarding.
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The server.policy is just a place holder. You need to setup the security
manager and security policy like any other java application. We don't configure
a security manager by default. An ant macrodef from our testsuite for running
with a security manager:
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Use the j2ee webservices. We don't support integration with standalone axis.
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The custom principal recepie works in both the ejb and web container provided
that the container is doing the authentication.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingCustomPrincpalsWith
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Added a comment to this Jira item:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1850
Andreas Mueller
SwiftMQ
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No.
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You cannot set the request UserPrincipal without using container managed
authentication.
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the required properties
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Pardon me for jumping in here.
I guess you are wrong, Adrian. You might check the examples for the JCA 1.5
spec, section 12.7:
"A sample JMS resource adapter
Hi there!
I'm generating a .ear file using Maven and deploying at JBoss 4.0.3RC1. This
file contains all .jar and .war files needed for my application, and for now I
basically have to access one of the web-applications (defined at security.war,
inside security.ear) located at http://localhost:8
The CLASSPATH environment variable is not used by JBoss so you do not need to
set it at all.
The run scripts create the classpath required by JBoss based on the JAVA_HOME
environment variable and relative to the run script.
The classpath generated by the run script overrides the CLASSPATH env
What type of entity beans? BMP, CMP 1, CMP 2 or even EJB 3.0 entities?
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Hello All,
How do we communicate between 2 different war files in the same session?
Is it possible?
I Really appreciate your help.
V
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JBoss Bootstrap Environment
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You have to set yr JAVA_HOME environment variable pointing to JDK loction
Like JAVA_HOME= C:/java/JDK-1.5
As tools.jar comes wit
How do you say that fields should not be persistent in entity beans?
I have fields in my entity beans that should not be persisted and they are
marked as transient, but they are still written to the db. Is there a way to
mark fields as "not persistent".
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I am working on several things on my server and things suddenly start woking,
so I must have done something that has the right sideeffect.
Thanx for the tips anyway!
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the jboss application server guide refereces downloadable sourcecode in the
classloading explanation. it seems to be included in a zip together with the
pdf. but i can't seem to find that zip file...
any idea where i can find a download with the classloading examples ?
thanks, regards, tom.
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