Adrian,
Can you point me to the actual work around example?
Thanks,
robert
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Hi,
I need to give access to some of my ejb's over ssl and directly through
unencrypted rmi.
What is the best way to do it?
Currently I have to have 2 beans one for ssl and one for non-ssl
connections.
This is less then ideal.
robert
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Hi,
I have setup jboss 3.0.4 to accept rmi calls over ssl but I am not able
to define a cipher suite I would like to use for that connection. Is
there a way to do that?
Btw: I know how to do it when doing https but I need to do it for RMI.
Thanks in advance.
robert
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This should work in your
scenario the only difference is that you would need to replace "yourhostname"
with the name or ip of your jboss server.
try{ Context iniCtx =
getInitialContext(); }catch (Exception
e){
e.printStackTrace(); }
private static Co
Hi,
By default jboss starts multiple ports for RMI.
When I define RmiPort attribute in jboss-service.xml jboss starts only one defined by that attribute.
Is that enought? Is it possible to define multiple ports?
Thanks in advance.
robertDo you Yahoo!?
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Hi,
I have a typical 3tier configuration with 2 firewalls between tiers. I need to control what ports I need to have open to support connections between Web tier ( Tomcat ) and App Tier ( Jboss ).
I can control JNDI (1099) and RMI but it looks like jboss is communicating on bunch of other port
