Here we go:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-2158
Sorry for the delay.
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Easy to find on jmx-console:
log in to http://localhost:8080/jmx-console/
click on link to service=JNDIView
click on button 'Invoke' to MBean operation String list()
look in the java: Namespace section, under the jaas branch, on my server the
section looks like this:
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I doubt it's been resolved at this point in time, since I haven't even got
around to submitting a bug report for it yet :O
So you've got exactly this problem then? An entry in the login-config.xml that
doesn't show up in the JNDI jaas java namespace?
I will log it tomorrow, but I'll see if I c
Hi Scott,
thanks for the info.
However even with trace level logging configured, there is no information being
logged that might reveal why my Realm is not being set up.
I dislike reading posts myself that have huge amounts of logging output, but I
can't think of what else to do.
I reduced a
"sgodden" wrote :
| Unfortunately, if I secure my EJBs, then the servlet cannot access them, as
it runs under a null user principal. Run-as role doesn't help that.
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Are you sure? From reading the servlet spec just now, run-as seems to be
exactly what you need. Do you have the role specif
In case it's not clear, please ignore the bottom 2 posts here - the question is
still VERY valid!
thanks
Adam
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I recently upgraded from 3.x to 4.0.2, and migrated my main app. One of the
changes from 3.x is that the jaas.conf file was dropped and replaced with the
login-config.xml.
So I set up my new login-config.xml as below, but JBoss is not setting up the
application-policy I need, resulting in the
I investigated as much as I can and I found that JBoss's security config
service is not loading the JNDI names of my application-policies from my
login-config.xml at start-up.
I ran the JBossJAAShowto example and that works fine, so I need to find the
problem in what I am doing.
When I use th
Michel,
I had a similar problem about a year ago with v3.2.5. I don't know if it is the
same problem, or if the solution is still valid - I am currently unable to get
JAAS working in JBoss 4 at the moment. Here is the code I have:
I have this.roles as a member variable arraylist which I fill ear
I upgraded my dev environment to JBoss 4.0.2 and I am trying to set up the
security, but I cannot work out what mistake I have made that prevents a normal
form-based login succeeding.
It is a servlet & EJB app, with seperate war and ear files.
It throws this exception when I try to log in:
Grand. Thanks for the advice.
Petino - what are you hinting? No comprendo, senor.
Adam
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Am I right in thinking that I have to return a Collection from all of my finder
methods except findByPrimaryKey()?
In the DB I have a users table with a userId and a loginName. Both have unique
constraints on them, but only the Id is the primary key.
If I want to create a findByUserName() the
OK, thanks again. Actually I think I'm jumping the gun a little in my disappointment
that I couldn't set the transaction level as I wished.
I shall have to stress test the app at some point anyway, so if I see performance
problems down the line, then I know I can reprogram my methods to avoid
Thank you for replying, sesques
Actually this is in a Session bean and I'm getting the local home for the bean I want
and then calling its getChildren method.
I don't need a transaction in this case and transactions will slow the performance
down, surely?
Are you absolutely sure about it bei
I ran a few CMRs happily with transactions set to 'Required', but now I am setting
only the create, update & removes to 'Required' and I set the rest via the whole class
* catch-all to 'Supports'.
JBoss throws the CMR exception, 'collection can only be used in transaction in which
it was creat
Right, thanks Steve, but I had cottoned on to that one already. What I need to know
is, once I've got my userId, can I store it in EJB anywhere?
What the equivalent of the HTTP session?
Is it possible to edit the caller principal object?
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I need the user's userId when processing data in my app and I get this in tomcat by
getting the request.getUserPrincipal().getName() and then I look up the ID for that
name from the DB and keep it in the user's servlet session scope.
I could pass this into the EJB with every call, but isn't the
Georg, I don't know what your code for the SecurityAssociationHandler or UserPrincipal
does, but you don't say whether your user is logged in or whether you have set a
security-domain in your jboss.xml.
If you have set a security-domain, then you must login with an authorized user to get
past
In a CMR relationship, I would like to get my child beans from a parent bean's
getChildren method sorted by a particular field.
Is this possible? I can't find anything about it in the docs / list archive.
I can see the SQL generated by JBoss which I would like to have an ORDER BY clause on,
Thanks very much for the help. I sorted it out now.
It is not trivial at all! Is that use of module composition for projects in the
repository some feature of CVS?
I've not seen anything like it before.
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I need to find out whether there were any changes to the config files that I changed,
i.e. log4j.xml, hsqldb-ds.xml, server.xml, login-config.xml etc, in the last few weeks
since I checked out & built JBoss last time (it had a bugfix I needed).
In the CVS web interface, I can't find the jboss-3
It's not a JSP. Both times involved struts action subclasses, being called by the
struts action servlet.
However this sounds like it would cause exactly the problem I am seeing, if it also
affects other classes rather than just JSPs. But I can't see any other classes being
cached anywhere like
I was caught out twice today by a deployment problem with my WAR file in tomcat.
It seems JBoss is caching the classes from the old WAR somewhere and only replacing
the updated classes from the new WAR, not the whole thing.
I changed some constants in my global constants class for my app, com
I am calling up some entity beans via a 1..n relationship method on my parent entity
bean, and I notice that the SQL that JBoss CMP generates in the logging is
surprisingly 1 SQL per field.
For instance, I have this output from JDBCLoadEntityCommand:
SELECT question_option_id, answer_id FROM
could it be a permissions problem?
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cvs will merge differences, and any conflicting edits will be highlighted, so you can
sort them out quite simply.
Oh, and ant is also your friend. :)
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Sergio,
I assume that you translated your message using babelfish. It is not very
comprehensible! Anyway, I know of a bug affecting Jboss 3.2 which might be your
problem. Try this link, and I hope it helps.
[url]
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Adam
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Martin,
well done pointing out that bug. Would have caused me untold hassle no doubt before
realising. (& thks for fixing it, Jbossos)
With cvs, try this (works for me - in fact I'm doing it right now)
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/jboss co -r Branch_3_2 jboss-3.2
This checks ou
Has anybody got any comments on this? It does seem like a bug.
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You can achieve what you want if you set up a filter to check the session for a flag,
and to check for login with getRemoteUser()
When login is true but flag is null, do your 'write_into_database' and then put the
flag in the session.
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I don't know what it is that is causing log4j to wrap the stacktraces from tomcat,
presumably it's something in the tomcat - jboss integration. I'd love to know - anyone
from JBoss?
Anyway the solution is to adjust the log4j configuration. It means taking the
appenders off the root category an
taking a wild guess, I would say that you are running JBoss as a user who doesn't have
the rights to create the log directory or log file.
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is there any reason why you do not want to install a copy of the jar into each sar?
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Excellent. Middlegen does indeed generate one (or rather both) EJBs.
I appreciate the reasons for the session bean, now that I'm looking at the code, but
isn't the bean going to get cached by JBoss at any point and lose the sequence block?
In which case it will have to get a new block and if it
Do any of you nice folk out there have an example of the primary-key-generating
SequenceBlock entity bean ?
I'm taken by the EJB Design Pattern's pattern, but unfortunately unlike most books, it
doesn't have any example code and I can't find anything like it elsewhere either.
I hope you know
When I get an exception thrown in JBoss, the stacktrace comes out to the log / console
as it is.
When I do that in embedded tomcat, JBoss or Log4J or something preceeds each line of
the stacktrace with a logging format, e.g.
17:50:08,297 INFO [STDOUT] java.lang.Exception: blah blah
17:50:08,29
That is just your interpretation of the spec. It doesn't mention what should happen on
pages that are not under any security constraint.
I have to admit though that I am not prepared to read the whole spec from back to
front to find out if they do mention what should happen anywhere, because I'
The optimisation is basically just the caching that the container does.
So if you have an application which uses lots of the same data over and over, yes it
will be faster.
But if you have an app that uses all sorts of different data without much re-use, then
there will be no difference. Anyo
Check out the documentation about login modules, JAAS and realms. That'll get you
started. Oh, yes, you can use any database that you can set up a dataservice for.
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Akravets, you should be happy. This is a positive sign that your webserver is running.
A 500 means you tried to call a URL on your server which it doesn't recognise. Google
won't help you. You need to make sure your war file is deployed properly.
It's hardly surprising that people don't bother a
Any idea why it would be doing that? It is just my normal error handling in my
servlet. Running under standalone tomcat, exception.printStackTrace() has never done
this.
The standard-out from JBoss-tomcat is obviously being funnelled through a log4j logger
somehow - hence the INFO level - but
It looks to me like JBoss's AbstractServerLoginModule's roles grouping method is
incompatible with tomcat.
In this class's commit() method, there's this little bit of code:
if( subjectGroup instanceof NestableGroup )
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| /* A NestableGroup only allows Groups to be added to it so we
Huck,
is your embedded tomcat 4.x or 5.x?
AFAIK tomcat 5.x standalone invokes this behaviour as well, PITA that it may be.
While I mostly hold the servlet spec team & tomcat (& increasingly the JBoss)
developers in high regard for the quality of their decisions, in this case it smacks
to me o
Great, thanks for info.
One more Q: is there a big performance hit if I initialize my context with the
external form "localhost:1099" when it's not necessary?
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It would be easier to tell what is going wrong if you posted a bit of info about the
findXXX method that the query comes from.
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Actually I got it the wrong way around.
My service locator is in the war, and it's when I redeploy the EJB ear that all the
cached RemoteHomes are invalidated.
So following your logic still though, is there some sort of ContextListener for the
EJB ear?
The ear and the war are seperate.
Tx
I am trying to figure out the exact nature of the JNDI environment with regard to
EJBs, JNDI names, initial contexts, local and remote settings, JVMs and networking.
I've got my stuff working but I would like to make sure I'm correct.
I have 2 EJBs. A stateless session facade and an entity. In
I should also check how much logging you are doing. Having your all your loggers set
to TRACE level can cause a log file to grow to 10MB on startup and take ages. I know,
I tried :)
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Cosmin, when posting html snippets, check that it shows up properly first! You can use
the 'preview' button.
Test in your browser whether you can call up your css & js files. As you access log
shows, you are calling them. Doing it directly will show you some sort of error in the
browser. Or yo
Hey Zeron, I've been there & done that. I spent a whole day on this one and related
errors, and found the best solution was to tidy up my development environment so that
the class path available when I compile is exactly the same or more restricted than
the class path used by JBoss's class loade
Thanks Steve. I'll give it a blast.
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I'm using the ServiceLocator pattern to cache my RemoteHome objects in the client,
which is in a war.
Each time I redeploy the war, somehow tomcat or jboss keeps the ServiceLocator
instance in memory so that the cache is still there and I can use the old RemoteHome
for any EJB, but it will thr
Basically I am trying to establish whether this is a bug in the class, a deficiency in
the documentation, or a bug in my code.
To summarise:
AbstractServerLoginModule.createGroup() creates Roles that tomcat cannot handle,
leading to no roles being loaded for the user.
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Hang on a moment! Let me make a point that I am sure has been made a hundred times
before: what makes JBoss different from Ant, emacs, Debian, Tomcat, Struts, the list
server operator for my favourite mailing list etc etc?
I would be down $100 if I had to pay for all the docs. And when it gets
"jae77" wrote : and besides, you're getting a full j2ee app server for free , is 10
bux really that much money to shell out for documentation?
With no disrespect to JBoss as a product, this idea of charging $10 for the docs is
appalling marketing. There is a whole mind-set behind the idea of ope
It seems to work the way I have programmed it, which violates what the javadoc in the
AbstractServerLoginModule class tells me to do.
Is the AbstractServerLoginModule wrong when it nests the Roles group within another
nestable group?
I doesn't show up correctly in the logging - the log statem
Just a note to say that the JBoss Admin & Development manual is a bit of let-down
after paying for it. If it was a book in a bookstore and I'd seen it beforehand, I
would have saved myself the cash. $10 = 4 pints of beer.
The inclusion of pages and pages of logging output - what's that in aid o
guess somebody took the pin out of their little voodoo doll of your jboss server.
Actually I had some baffling experiences before I sorted out the TRACE logging.
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Here's the code in my subclass:
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| * @return group array containing the Roles group
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I'm with you so far. I have logging on trace and I can see it all happening, and it
succeeded, stone the crows.
BUT then having surmounted that hurdle, it fell at the next one. Tomcat threw a 403
access denied error on the protected pages.
So, the roles must be up the creek. I was using
Abst
Don,
I'm assuming from your comments that the BASIC login causes the LoginModule to output
heaps of successful login messages, and that when you change it to FORM, your
LoginModule goes quiet.
To me this says that your login form HTML is wrong. Are you sure you have spelt the
j_username and j_p
In the latest push up the side of Mount Everest, err, I mean the JBoss learning curve,
I have narrowed down the problem to the fact that the log statements are all TRACE
priority.
Does that give any kind JBoss guru an idea what I need to do?
Strangely, setting the priority level in the log4j.
Guess I know too many logging frameworks too poorly.
Actually I deliberately got rid of the file appender to speed it up a bit.
Thanks for the diagnosis.
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In the latest blind stumblings in the regions beyond the JBossLog4j.pdf, I have found
that I am incapable of turning on JBoss's TRACE logging level.
Even with the XLevel class in the Priority setting.
Even (despairing laughter coming from off-stage) after commenting out all my
commons-logging
I can't configure log4j to output the logging from a JBoss class that I'm extending in
my JAAS setup, and it's causing me major problems because I need the logging output to
resolve a problem that's creating a brick wall in my path.
The class is org.jboss.security.auth.spi.AbstractServerLoginMo
With J2EE container managed security, the user must trigger the authentication by
trying to access a protected area, EJB, webpage, whatever.
There are always 'ways' of doing things like this by proxy from your custom security
login, but many are considered dirty hacks and you already say you do
I'm just wondering whether my problem could be down to the Principal class that I'm
using.
I subclassed it to provide my own functionality on top of Principal. Could jbosssx be
objecting to it?
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Toby,
just write different implementations of LoginModule for each container, e.g.
JBossLoginModule, TomcatLoginModule, WebsphereLoginModule.
Extract your login code into a seperate shared utils class.
It makes no difference, since you have to configure each container's login setup with
contai
I wrote a custom login module extending the AbstractServerLoginModule. I have
successfully set it up so that it is being called when I try to access a protected
page on my website, and it looks up the user and roles via a local-tx-datasource.
I can see from the logging output that it initialize
you can check out the different variables to put in the pattern attribute at the
jakarta-tomcat website. It's pretty easy. http://jakarta.apache.org/
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I have been either googling with site:www.jboss.org or searching on
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=jboss-user&r=1&w=2
It seems the search facility on the jboss website is only half operational.
Adam
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and googled for help, but haven't found anything relevant.
Thanks
Adam
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I wonder if anyone else sees this on startup?
I've got yesterday's CVS code for jboss-3.2 Branch_3_2 and with a clean build (the
only thing I changed was the log4j.xml) I get this:
| ERROR [org.jboss.deployment.scanner.URLDeploymentScanner] MBeanException:
Incomplete Deployment listing:
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Can someone tell me which module to download? I've downloaded and compiled the whole
lot from CVS 3 times now and I'm not getting any further.
I assumed that the module I needed is JBoss-3.2, looking at the list of modules in the
jboss root. That wouldn't checkout though.
I tried jboss-all, j
This is the one that compiles into jboss-3.2.4RC1?
Adam
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It worked. Thanks v. much for the fix.
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Yes, I read the spec. Glad it works for you with Jetty. I might have to debug this
tomorrow with extra logging statements in the TldConfig class, where the action is
meant to happen. I can't see anything in the code that gives any hint why it would
fail.
If I compile the tomcat jars myself fro
Thanks for the response. However it's definitely tomcat 5.0.16 that I'm using - I
installed it using the ant build script in the jboss docs directory.
I've narrowed it down to a particular class in tomcat's catalina startup but I'd have
to run a debugger over it to work out why it's failing. I s
Tomcat.SAR is not searching in the war through the Jar files for tlds. I can't see
why.
In stand-alone mode, tomcat5 handles this fine. It extracts the tlds from the jars in
the war.
Why or how can tomcat.sar be different from stand-alone mode?
This is causing me alot of wasted time, I'd rea
my mistake, going on about dtds when I meant tlds. sorry.
Anyway I discovered the tlds jboss needs are in the JSTL taglib jars jstl.jar and
standard.jar. I've included these jars in both my project WAR and in the JBoss
server/default/lib directory already anyway so they're not helping.
"fmt" i
Ah OK. Thanks for the info. But that URL is not meant to be looked up - it's just
meant to be unique and somehow the container can match it against the dtd in a jar
somewhere. So it doesn't matter whether my machine is online or not. Or at least it
shouldn't.
The one that is causing me problem
I also just ran into this issue and am trying to figure it out.
Does JBoss require DTDs to be located locally?
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"amayingenta" wrote : We're planning to use a more recent version of xercesImpl.jar in
production because we're switching to Jetty 5 for the Servlet 2.4 & JSP 2.0 features
and this requires a newer version of Xerces to validate web.xml which now uses a
schema (so I suspect anyone using Tomcat 5
"luke_t" wrote : Maybe you "skimmed" an important chapter and missed something :)
Another chicken comes home to roost! But I read them all now :)
I fixed it by changing all the primary keys in the EJBs to Long.
anonymous wrote :
| Are you using the same versions of MySQL and the JDBC driver
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In the Getting Started chapter on CMP, I'm looking at the Roster app and at the
Hypersonice database,
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You can get the 1.3 tutorial from java.sun.com. Download the zip version and unpack
it. All the stuff
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"darranl" wrote : I take it you didn't read chapter 2 in the getting started guide
then - The one that
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then jboss either hasn't found the ear file or it threw an exception loading it. Make
sure you ran the
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on the jmxconsole then, under the header jboss.web, do you see the following entries:
# context=/
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The first thing I would check is that the jboss console is running, under
http://localhost:8080/jmx-
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shame I can't edit the message - what I also meant to ask is whether this security
domain config in JB
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Hi all, just working my way thro' the getting started, and I'm trying to configure the
Bank app to tak
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Hi there, I'm a jboss newby myself but it looks like your webapp isn't running because
you haven't dep
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"ahardy66" wrote : Then I spent ages looking for the J2EE 1.3 tutorial
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I had all the problems mentioned above. I thought I couldn't get the Getting Started
guide without pay
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