I am developing an application using a jbossws JSR 109 client to connect to an
external webservice protected by 2-way SSL.
So far I have been able to pack all my deployment into a single .ear file that
can be deployed on a out-of-the box 4.0.4GA jboss server, but I am not able to
figure out how
I am running 4.0.4GA wstools in mode in order to generate client
side stubs.
The resulting stubs refers an instance of an unknown class arrayCoordinate
public class Array
{
protected java.lang.String arrayType;
protected arrayCoordinate offset;
protected java.lang.String id;
protected java
I have the same problem on 4.0.4GA
I have been trying to read the jboss classloader spec, a bit complex
Can anybody explain how to achieve the requested deployment/classloading
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Hmm - it does'nt work for me.
Did you do any Class-Path references to _data.jar in your manifest.mf files?
What version of jboss are you running?
I'm running 4.0.4 - is my feeling that the jboss classloader strategy is a
moving target valid?
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I think I did try that approach - how do you specify the har/war deployer to
include the jar file with the common classes?
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Hi
I built a webservice using jbossws and packed it in a war ws.war
I built a hibernate persistence layer on some domain classes and packed it in a
har hibernate.har
Now I want to deploy both archives in a single ear file - but that leaves the
domain classes in hibernate.har invisible (ClassNot
I found the cause of the error:
Always remember to include
in your login.conf when accessing ejb's from external clients.
This is somehow done automatically when the logincontext is established thru
http invocation.
Maybe the documentation should be more explicit about that.
/Peter
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Hi
jboss 4.0.2
I have written a custom LoginModule with a custom CallbackHandler, which I use
to create a stateful session EJB.
When my http session times out I would like to remove this EJB.
Thus I have saved the actual callbackHandler in the http session and made a
SessionListener:
public
My application uses a custom built LoginModule giving rights for users to
stateful EJB's protected by security-roles.
This works fine, but I would like to establish a HttpSessionBindingListener
that does some cleanup/remove on the users EJB's on http session timeout.
This obviously has to be done
