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Never mind, I found a solution. For those interested, I dug up this suggestion
in the forums:
This seems to work.
Good luck.
Eric
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Is there really no way to do this? Thanks in advance for any help.
-Eric
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I find that it's quite common for users to login with an incorrect password.
Every time this happens, JBoss logs an exception, like this:
ERROR [org.jboss.ejb.plugins.SecurityInterceptor] Authentication exception,
principal=Doug
ERROR [org.jboss.ejb.plugins.LogInterceptor] EJBException, causedB
Hi,
I've been mulling over the following security hole in EJBs. Please tell me I
am missing something, as this seems like an enormous, systemic problem.
Let's say my bean has a method that takes as an argument some non-final object,
and calls a non-final method of that Object, like so:
public
OK, I've got it figured out. The packaging question is a red herring.
A.jar depends on MANY Class files in B.jar, but it turns out that only one Class was
causing a problem. This particular Class in B.jar is a public static inner interface,
a rather unusual and rare programming choice. While
Hmmm. I tried using the Ant ear task to create an ear file with all my jars inside.
I added a single module pointing to A.jar in my application.xml file, like so:
| ...
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| A.jar
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I then packaged A.jar and B.jar in this .ear file. Upon deploying this,
PS... If anyone has this problem and needs temporary relief, I've found that turning
off the StrictVerifier in server/default/conf/jboss-service.xml allows the jars to
deploy, although still with the aesthetically displeasing startup stack traces and the
risk that a true EJB problem will go unde
I'm trying to deploy two jar files in my deploy directory. The classes in A.jar
depend on classes in B.jar. When I initially deploy, I get a NoClassDefFoundError and
A isn't deployed. However, if I remove A and hot deploy it, it deploys correctly.
How can I indicate to JBoss that A depends on
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : You also need to change the HA-JNDI settings for jnp
discovery Group. That might be why your 2 different clusters are sharing the same
JNDI.
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Thanks for the suggestion Jason. I tried incrementing the following settings in
cluster-service.xml under the
Has anyone set up two clusters on the same network successfully? Even a hint like "I
just changed the mcast_addr and it worked for me" would at least give me a clue that
I'm on the right track. Right now I don't know if I'm even changing the right
setting, or if my address change makes any sen
Hi,
I'm setting up several different clusters (development, qa, etc) on the same
network. I'm separating the clusters by changing the mcast_addr setting in
cluster-service.xml from mcast_addr="228.1.2.4" to mcast_addr="228.1.2.5", etc.
I'm seeing the following scenario:
start up nod
Hi,
I'm trying to run two clusters (development / production) on the same network. I've
read several suggestions in the forums indicating that I need to change the
multi-cast address in cluster-service.xml, ie:
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Google is my friend... I hit on the magic search request and found this:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossRunParameters
FYI, the answer is: run.sh -c$CONFIG
Thanks,
Eric
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Google is my friend... I hit on the magic search request and found this:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossRunParameters
FYI, the answer is: run.sh -c$CONFIG
Thanks,
Eric
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How do I start JBoss with the "all" configuration? I've tried running, for example,
"run.sh all", but I receive the following message:
run.sh: unused non-option argument: all
and JBoss appears to boot up in the default mode. I'd like to check out clustering
but am stuck on this trivial issue.
Thanks darranl.
Um how do I start JBoss with the "all" configuration? I've tried running, for
example, "run.sh all", but I receive the following message:
run.sh: unused non-option argument: all
and JBoss appears to boot up in the default mode. I know this must be a very newbie
question,
Apologies... that should of course be "add [clustered]true[/clustered] to my
jboss.xml..."
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Hi,
I'm new to JBoss clustering but am excited about the possibilities. I've read some
documentation but am still a bit confused. My understanding is that setting up a
simple cluster involves two things:
1. copy /server/all/deploy/cluster-service.xml to /server/default/deploy
2. ad
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