Have a look at the following doc. You will need to register to have free access.
http://docs.jboss.org/admin-devel/Chap1.html#0_pgfId-915907
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I have a problem similar to yours and I resolved it just modifying the query used for
getting roles in the login-config.xml/DatabaseServerLoginModule.
| select id_servicio, 'Roles' from bd.registro
where id_usuario=? AND id_website=1 AND (fecha_fin >= NOW() OR fecha_fin IS
NULL)
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It is difficult to help you with as little information as you provide. Have a look at
the relevant .xml descriptors involved .
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I depends of your security realm (database, file, LDAP server,..). Have a look at the
Getting Started Document, the last chapter about configuring security realms.
I hope this helps.
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You may find it useful to have a look to the source code of the class
org.jboss.security.auth.spi.DatabaseServerLoginModule. There you will find the degrees
of freedom you have as to tables and columns.
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Thanks.
It works now, just adding the code you suggested.
Regards.
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I am afraid that this is not a clever question, but I have not found yet an answer.
With MySql 4.0.18, jdbc driver version 3.0.14 and JBoss 3.2.4, I get the followin
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java.sql.SQLException: Column Index out of range ( 2 > 1).
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Try to change the reference to mysqlDS to your datasource in the
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I added this line to the
to the
in the log4j.xml file. It worked for me.
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In case you may find it useful, here it is my configuration with MySql: it works with
JBoss 3.2.4 and MySql 4.0.18:
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Have a look to the Getting Started Guide. It is all there. You can, for example,
define your own users/roles file for authentication.
I hope this helps.
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I am not sure about your question. Have a look to the server.xml document in the
tomcat.sar folder of the deploy dir of your JBoss server.
Regards.
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Yes, the references have to be stated in the web.xml deployment descriptor. Have a
look at the servlet specification; it contains all the details.
Regards.
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