I am having the same problem with my javax.servlet.ServletContextListener. The
contextDestroyed method does not execute after undeploying the WAR file and I
use a virutal host alias. It only executes after I deploy the WAR file again. I
think this may be a bug. If I don't use the virtual host
I created a bug report:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-3093
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How do you configure the ClassPreloadService to load all classes for a
particular web application?
Thank you
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I am running JBOSS 4.0.3SP1 with tomcat. I am running JBOSS with a security
manager. I am testing an application that still uses the servlet
2.3 web.xml file and apache's jstl 1-0-5
My policy file has an entry like:
grant signedby software,
Principal com.mypackage.MyPrincipal Paul {
Is there a way to grant a WAR file particular permissions?
I want to be able to specify a grant entry as such:
grant codeBase file:${jboss.server.home.dir}/app-deploy/myapp.war {
permission java.util.PropertyPermission *, read;
// additional app specific permissions
};
However, this
Is it common practice to run JBOSS with a SecurityManager turned on? The
documentation for running JBOSS with a SecurityManager seems to be very small.
Does anyone know how to apply grant permissions in a policy file for a
particular web application? I am deploying the applications as WAR
Do you have a virus scan running on your machine? The reason I ask is that my
guess is that this is an operating system level issue. On windows, if I am
viewing a file in Word and try to rename , delete, or move it, I get a windows
error message. I am guessing that perhaps some other process
