Hi All,
This subject has been raised in the past many times. I have gone through
almost all, but none could solve my problem. Also to mention that, those
discussions were on earlier versions of JBoss.
I am using JBoss v 4.0.2,.I have implemented form-based authentication,
in which the form submit
Greetings,
Is there anyway to know at runtime the JAAS Security Realm under which my
application is running.
This Realm is the "application polity name" in login-config.xml.
Actually I dont want to hard code the realm to the LoginContext:
...
| LoginContext ctxt = new LoginContext("myRealm",
You must b using default configuration for JBoss. That is by default not fully
J2EE compliant. To make it fully J2EE compliant, make some changes as in
whatsnew.pdf for JBoss 4.0.2 avalilable in JBoss site.
Then make changes given there. Ur application must work fine!!
Regards
Thomas Joseph
I am a newbie to JBoss, I had problems doing work with JBoss v 4.0.2. I have
watched many of the forum pages to find problem with JBoss v 4.0.2. That may be
because most of us use default configuration to deploy our applications.
However the default config is not fully J2EE complient. This is tr
I have finally got the solution to my problem. Actually the problem is not with
my application config uration or programming. Infact, JBoss 4.0.x comes with
the 'default' configuration that is not fully J2EE Compatible (in order to make
it efficient). Some changes have to be made for the default
Thanks, but my method isn't abstract.
My Home Interface:
package tutorial.interfaces;
|
| public interface FiboHome extends javax.ejb.EJBHome
| {
| public tutorial.interfaces.Fibo create()
|throws javax.ejb.CreateException,java.rmi.RemoteException;
| }
Here is my Remote
Hi,
I am new to JBoss. I am quite conversant with using Sun's RI for J2EE 1.4.
I have a small application in which a Servlet calles a session bean. I done
packaged it for JBoss and verified it with Sun's Deploy tool to be OK (Even
deployed the ear to Sun RI Server to be working fine). However I
