To whom it may concern.
I just got the following IllegalStateException while I clicked on the link
"Watch this topic for replies" and it seems reproduceable. What is really
interesting, is that it only happens with this posting:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=61981
I j
Hello Raja,
thanks a lot for your help!
"raja05" wrote : You have not specified create access for _LocalQueueReader_.
that might be the problem.I've added 'create="true"', but unfortunately it had
no effect.
BTW: I had 'create="false"' in the "guest" role, before, and this worked if I
don't u
Hello *,
I've a message driven bean subscribed to a queue. The queue is created with the
following xxx-service.xml:
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Seems to work! Thanks a lot!!!
Marco ;-)
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I just tried it and my jboss here (version 3.2.6 with many ears, ejbs, rars &
wars deployed) started without this exception. Maybe you have somewhere DTD
validation enabled. Take a look into your
${jboss}/server/default/conf/jboss-service.xml and search for "ValidateDTDs".
If this is false, you
You should use "code" tags around your xml...
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Do you have an "application.xml" in the directory "accountlocate.ear/META-INF"?
If not, create one and register your jars there. The jars in the
deploy-directory are only automatically deployed if they aren't wrapped within
an ear. As soon as you use an ear, you need an application.xml. Hope, I
Hello *,
could someone please tell me whether JNDI can differentiate between a local and
a remote access? I tested to lookup a resource adapter factory from a remote
client and it failed with a NameNotFoundException. Hence, I assume, it is
somehow possible to hide objects which are bound in JND
Hello Adrian,
first: Thanks a lot for the quick reply!
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : 1) Asking questions about security in the JMS forum?
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My first question is about both, messaging and security, thus, I thought it
would fit into either forum. Sorry.
...and the DLQ related question is purely
Hello *!
I'm using a message queue to asynchronously execute time consuming tasks: A
client connects to a stateless session bean which puts a task "envelope" into a
queue. This task is then executed by a message driven bean.
It all works fine, now, but is unsecure as everyone (even remotely) co
"cluck" wrote : Thats what I thought - pity, it is very useful behaviour but I
can't use it an keep our app portable.
As most of the J2EE implementations have it, why not rely on it being existent
and just make configurable in your app what queue it is? We do it this way -
hence our app is mayb
Well, not exactly the same problem, but very similar (cascaded authentication
within a server) and I think that you could use this solution in the client as
well. It simply "sticks" the authentication information to the connection (your
bean handle) instead of the thread. IMHO easier handling an
"Darknight" wrote : Very interesting, but then if I have a multi threaded swing
application (I do) how do I propagate that magical stuff? I have to call the
server ejbs in a number of places and it's quite ugly to programmatically auth
the user on every call.
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Hello *!
How can I replace the DLQ by another queue for one MDB? I tried to add the
following into the jboss.xml of my deployed module, but it had NO effect:
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Hi Scott,
thanks a lot for your answer!
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : The client jaas context is separate from the server
jaas context. The client login configuration should not include the
IpanemaServerLoginModule.As far as I understand it, there is only one
login-config.xml, right?! So how can
...I forgot sth. in my previous post:
If I call LoginContext.login() within my server bean, my server sided login
module is triggered and fails! This is clear, because my server login module on
server0 cannot authenticate [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's an excerpt of my login-config.xml:
First I wish a happy new year to everyone!!!
Scott, thank you very much for your help! It's a really useful information and
I've updated our wiki with it.
But anyway, IMHO it's quite error prone to manually login and logout whenever
accessing a certain "backhand" connection (especially if you h
I figured it out myself after uncountable hours of debugging and code analysis.
And in case anyone of you has the same problem, please feel free to use this
solution:
http://wiki.nightlabs.de/en/Library:NightLabsCascadedAuthenticationJBoss
To the jboss team: Would it please be possible to "repa
Hello *,
JBoss is really great, but I still got a problem:
After hours of analyzing the sources and stepping through them, I figured
pretty much out how JBoss manages authentication. I was able to write an own
Interceptor and an own LoginModule. Now, nearly all works as it should, but I
don't
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