Thanks Scott!
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Hi,
| javas.security.auth.login.LoginContext lc;
| AppCallbackHandler ach; // just like in Scott's Jaas-Tutorial...
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| ach = new AppCallbackHandler(composedUserName, password.toCharArray());
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| lc = new LoginContext("plebs", ach);
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| lc.login();
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This code works well in
Scot is right and the patch I used following the link in the forum
"anouncements" works.
D.
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Thanks, that's it! Removing an object from the iterated collection means
deleting the relation, but not the related object.
Regards,
D.
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Thanks for the reply.
Okay, so this iterator doesn't behave as described in the java-api-docs? The
iterator is of the type java.util.Iterator.
Where can I learn more about this topic?
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D.
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using JBoss-4.0.2 with applied Patch (Principal-Propagation-Probems, @see
Announcements), this doesn't work correctly, since it only deletes one of two
players:
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| java.util.Iterator iterator =
game.getPlayers().iterator();
| while (iterato
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how do I apply a patch? In the thread here, a patch is mentioned at the end...
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Where can I find the patch. I'm not sure if I did it right: I read this link
from the WIKI:
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A struts-action makes these 2 calls in its execute-method:
| bd.executeRegistration(playerRegistrationForm);
| ...
| bd.getInstructionsAfterRegistration();
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bd is a business-delegate. Between these 2 calls, no other method of the bd is
called by the action. bd is a normal (not stati
| 192.168.1.1 localhost thisPC thisPC.net
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The machine has the IP 192.168.1.1, his name
is localhost, and thisPC, the net ist 'net', so
localhost.net and thisPC.net are the long names.
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Thanks a lot! That's it. Seems to me like I need to learn more about
linux-administration...
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jaas-mechanism works for the secured
cactus-servlet.
But why is this a solution, or: Why doesn't jaas respect entries in the web.xml
of tomcat?
Explanation would be geratful!
Regards,
Dumbledore
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Hi,
I use JBoss 4.0.1sp1. I wrote a server-application that is deployed, and a
(rich-) client-application, which fetches remote-references of a bean.
Running both applications (from within eclipse) on the same machine works well.
The client connects to the server and retrieves the references. P
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