Still no answer after almost three years?;-)
At the moment I have exactly the same problem. How can I pass the credentials
from a clientside login via the Krb5LoginModule to jboss to access an EJB?
Cheers
Jochen
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I have the problem that I have an .ear-file referencing another .ear-file.
Each of the .ear-files has it's own loader repository configured via the
jboss-app.xml and parent delegation is set to false. Futhermore in the
ear-deployer.xml the isolated and the callbyvalue attributes are set to true
yes, the solution is quite easy;-)
just update your JBoss version from 4.0.0 to 4.0.1.
I hope this solves your problem, too
regards
jochen
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Thanks for the hint! It's working fine;-)
I just wonder why this is not mentiones in the corresponding xml-schema, the
sun j2ee tutorial or the jboss documentation?
Thanks
Jochen
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Hi,
how did you put the entry for the common.jar in your application.xml file?
I only know the subtags of the module tag:
\ for connectors
\ for enterprise java beans
\ for application clients
\ for web-applications
A tag for defining utility jars is missing, isn't it?
Regards, Jochen
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that's exactly what I do at the moment as temporary workaround.
but what can I do, if I have two different versions of that jar for two
different applications (.ear files). each of that utility jar-files have to be
in the classloader of the corresponding application.
is it possible to have
the second guess is what I'm trying to do.
I want to make a library available to my components and want to keep it
isolated together with that component in its isolated classloader.
putting an entry in the manifest doesn't do this, right?
and having the library in the system classloader doesn't w
yes, you can just put it in the deploy dir, but then all deployed applications
share that libraries.
putting the library in the ear doesn't work in JBoss 4.0.0 default
configuration. it would only work, if you define the path to that library in
the manifest class-path og your ejb jar-file. but
Hi Surak,
I have exactly the same problem. It would be great if you found a solution and
can tell me how it works.
It is very strange that I am able to create an ejb after I click refresh on the
browser when I get the security exception?!
Thanks
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