Can you please specify how to enable chiper suites in the server's
configuration? have you been able to resolve this problem?
Thanks in advance
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Here is what i'm doing, maybe, hopefully i'm doing something wrong; in very
short terms:
- client login to one of the j2ee applications => ok (this is done when first
time executing "create" on a found EJB home)
- execute an operation on the first j2ee app => ok
- same client login to the s
Hi,
I have two j2ee applications deployed inside a JBoss3.2.3 instance; each of the
applications has its own security domain and i use the same client application
to access them. For each of the two j2ee applications i've wrote a coresponding
custom server login module; for the login part every
Little correction, sorry for that, the following is wrong:
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stateless-http-invoker
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This is correct:
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stateless-http-invoker
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I think this problem can be resolved, configuring my EJBs to use the RMI/HTTP
protocol, by setting a http detached invoker on them. I hope someone will correct me,
if i'm wrong. Thanks
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I think You have to enable a HTTP detached invoker on your EJBs. You better search for
more information about detached invokers in JBoss. I just found this example, i did't
test it yet, but it seems to be the solution for your, and also, for my problem to.
You have to modify your jboss.xml descr
I'm using JBoss 3.2.3, and i'm trying to set up the server so it can be accesed by
client applications through HTTP. I also have a firewall that protects my server, each
call is made to the firewall, which then redirects them to my server. I have setted
the "InvokerURL" attribute in the http inv
I was also thinking that setting the "InvokerURL" for every mbean in the
http-invoker's jboss service descriptor will resolv all my problems; i think, now, the
problem has nothing to do with messaging, this is clear now, JMS works over HTTP, but
when invoking the "create" method on a found EJB h
This is the missing piece, thanks very much for you pacience; one more question, do i
have to set the "InvokerURL" attribute at each mbean from there, or just at the
HttpProxyFactory mbean?
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Sorry, i was wrong on the previous two posts, because it seems that the error is
occuring when trying to lookup after the HTTPXAConnectionFactory; so it does't even
get the connection factory. Is possible that the connection to be made is a HTTPS
connection? the following debug appear in my log:
The error does't occur when the actual topic connection is to be made, but when the
client application try to lookup after the topic's JNDI name.
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This is how things are looking from my point of view: i have a client application who
want's to use JMS over HTTP; on the client side these jndi properties are used:
java.naming.factory.initial=org.jboss.naming.HttpNamingContextFactory
| java.naming.provider.url=http://public_IP_address:8080/inv
As i said, i made the necessary configuration settings, but it seems that those
settings have no effect on my server, it keeps responding back with his host name and
not with the firewall's IP specified by the attribute "URLHostName".
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I can't get it working, i made the settings Adriand said; my HTTP IL JBoss service
descriptor looks like this:
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| jboss.mq:service=Invoker
| jboss.web:service=WebServer
| HTTPConnectionFactory
| HTTPXAConnectionFactory
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Yes i have read that, but i did't get the ideea, and even now it's not realy clear to
me: which attribute i need to configure, "UseHostName"? setted to false? this is all
that is needed? Thanks very much for your response.
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namewhich normaly is not available
because is not even public
Can somebody tell me what is wrong, can this be resolved with some JBoss configuration?
Thanks
catalean
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Sorry, i think this problem has nothing to do with JMS; my client that want's to
lookup for the HTTPXAConnectionFactory is behind a firewall and it seems that
something goes wrong so it does't get to the server...i think; anyway, some proxy
settings have resolved the problem; on the server was n
This happens not only on Mac, on Windows to...
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Hi there,
I'm trying to look up for the HTTPXAConnectionFactory to establish a JMS connection
with a Topic. My initial context looks like this:
java.naming.factory.initial=org.jboss.naming.HttpNamingContextFactory
| java.naming.provider.url"=http://public_IP:8080/invoker/JNDIFactory
| java.na
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