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sources for the root cause of my problem without any success.
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I am attempting to upgrade deployed application from JBoss 3.2.3 to 3.2.7. I
am using MySQL 4.1.14. JBoss starts up fine. However, when it accesses the
database, an 'x' has been added to the beginning of the table name. Can
someone please point me in the proper direction to stop the behavior
I have been able to narrow down the source of the problem. We are using a client-side
certificate. When the servlet attempts to load the HelpSet, the request is rejected.
If I attempt to use another URL (e.g. jar:Â), the HelpSet is loaded but the actual
pages cannot be displayed. What do I n
I am still fighting with this problem and would like to get it resolved. Any ideas?
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I am using JavaHelp 2.0_01 within my web application, currently deployed using JBoss
3.2.3. I am encountering a very strange behavior. When I access my application from
within my firewall, everything works as expected. When I access the application from
the outside the firewall, the JSP that con
I do not get it. I added
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working as expected. Below are snippets from the configuration file and login.jsp
from the working FORM authentication.
login-config.xml
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I wish that I could get an answer on this issue. I know that there is a "duh" in the
configuration but I cannot find it. Based on the number times this posting has been
viewed, I assume that it is a common question.
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If you using a database to store the user credentials and are able get FORM
authentication to perform correctly, please post or send me a copy of the steps you
followed. I have been dealing with FORM authentication issues
(http://jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=45714).
Thanks.
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I have been out-of-pocket and without Internet access. My primary objective is to use
FORM Authentication. I do not necessarily need to use my custom login module. I only
created it because the DatabaseLoginServerModule was not logging enough tracing
information.
The central issue is that wh
Been offline while setting up a new computer. Before I created my custom login
module, I tried the DatabaseServerLoginModule. I had the same problem. I created the
custom login module so that I could attempt to track down the location of the problem.
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I really would like to get an answer to this problem. While BASIC authentication
works, it has a nasty side-effect due to the fact that the user credentials are cached
in the browser.
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When I attempt to use FORM authentication, I change to FORM and
uncomment . My login form is displayed. I enter valid user
credentials and the is displayed. From the logging that I have
included in my custom login module, I know that it is not being accessed.
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I am using JBoss 3.2.3 and having problems with FORM authentication. I am using a
custom login module that extends UsernamePasswordLoginModule. When I use BASIC
authentication, everything behaves as expected. When I change to FORM authentication,
none of the methods in my custom module are in
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