Thanks Scott for the pointer to the Valve Wiki. This will likely work as well.
I have also implemented a different solution that basically temporarily
stores a user's login messages (password expiration warnings, locked
accounts, etc.) collected in the extended LoginModule and subsequently
Hello:
I have a JSF based web app that is successfully using form based authentication
as shown below in the web.xml snippet:
| security-constraint
| web-resource-collection
| web-resource-nameSCFDB/web-resource-name
| url-pattern/admin/*/url-pattern
Can we please get this thread back to it's original question - how can login
and status messages get propogated back to the user of a web based application.
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I have just downloaded the 4.0.2 version an attempted to run it on a Sun)S 5.8
box. Much of the default (untouched) installation seems to work. Yet, the web
infrastructure does not deploy due to a ClassNotFoundException (that I do not
get on my Linux box with the same JDK and JBoss version)?
Upon further investigation, I have found the following..
In a fresh 4.0.2 install on a SunOS 5.8 box the following dir
jboss-4.0.2/server/default/deploy/http-invoker.sar/invoker.war/WEB-INF/classes/org/jboss
contains a simple file (not a dir) named invocation.
This is highly suspect in
In a fresh 4.0.2 install on a SunOS 5.8 box the following dir
jboss-4.0.2/server/default/deploy/http-invoker.sar/invoker.war/WEB-INF/classes/org/jboss
contains a simple file (not a dir) named invocation.
This is highly suspect in light of the following errors on startup:
2005-05-19
Problem solved.
simply extracting the original 4.0.2 tar.gz file on a Linux box and them moving
the abovmentioned missing files over to the SunOS 5.8 box has solved the
problem.
I still cannot explain why they are not extracted on SunOS 5.8? Anyone have
any insights?
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Dimitris:
Thanks again for your help. I have resolved the problem.
Apparently I did not need to override the invoker-binding for the MDB in a manner
parallel to what is required for an EJB in order to access it over an HTTP transport.
Removing this has removed the deployment order problem.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : That reminds me of something. I think in the latest jboss
version tomcat completes initialization AFTER server is started...
|
| What version are you using?
Yes, this is what I am seeing - tomcat is not accepting traffic until aftre the
container has fully
genman wrote :
| Is your MDB reading messages from the local server queue? I don't think you need
to do what you're doing. It looks like you're trying to connect to the local server,
in which case you're very confused. The HTTPIL stuff is what the client uses to talk
to the server, not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : I guess the quick and dirty solution is to just configured
the deployment scanner (conf/jboss-service.xml, look at the very bottom) to use the
deployment prefix shorter instead of the default sorter.
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| Then just rename your xx.jar to, e.g. 99-xx.jar and this more
Just wanted to mention that I have also tried to deploy this MDB insode an ear file
(since ears are deployed by default after all jars and wars) - with exactly the same
result - hung container during startup.
I'm strongly suspectting that the HTTPIL needs to have the Tomcat Connector
I have isolated this problem a bit further. It seems to be directly related to the
HTTPIL transport mechanism I'm setting up via the invoker-bindings, proxy-factory and
container-config elements in the following jboss.xml file:
!DOCTYPE jboss PUBLIC
| -//JBoss//DTD JBOSS 3.2//EN
|
I have an MDB that is accessed via the HTTPIL (instead of UIL2). It seems to be
working just fine but has created a deployment order problem. If it is deployed after
the container has been started all is fine. However, if it is deployed before
container startup (ie. the jar file exists in
I have an MDB that is accessed via the HTTPIL (instead of UIL2). It seems to be
working just fine but has created a deployment order problem. If it is deployed after
the container has been started all is fine. However, if it is deployed before
container startup (ie. the jar file exists in
I am still struggling with this problem and am unfortunately not making much progress.
Is there a way that I can ensure that my EJB .jar file will not be deployed until
after the jmx-console? This would greatly assist with the debugging in that I could
use the jmx-console
I have changed the log4j file to defualt to the DEBUG level. Here is where the
conatiner hangs when started with the jar file in place:
20:26:40,042 DEBUG [StatelessSessionContainer] Started
jboss.j2ee:jndiName=apps/Ensuren/Registration,service=EJB
| 20:26:40,043 DEBUG
I am still working this issue and think I have boiled it down to a central issue.
What configuration file(s) must be modified to cause the GenericeConnectionFactory to
return and org.jboss.mq.il.http.HTTPServerIL instead of the default
org.jboss.mq.il.uil2.UILServerIL?
Thanks in advance!
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : What is the GenericeConnectionFactory?
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| If you mean the connection factory used by the mdb, the jndi name is specified
| on the jms provider in jms-ds.xml
Oops, my typing skill strike again :)
I meant the GenericConnectionFactory as shown in the following
No, it is a client that is publishing to a topic that has been looked up via JNDI. I
want the publish to occur over HTTPIL, not UIL2.
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Aha, that's it. Yes I have read the guide, but this particular client uses both EJBs
and pubs to JMS - both are intended to be across HTTPS. I'm sure that I missing
something there and that the jndi lookup is wrong - I have been focusing entirely on
the server side config - which appears to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Change the properties on the jms provider to use jndi
over https.
Adrian:
Unfortunately, I am still not there yet. I'm sorry for the apparently simple
questions, but I have been reading everything I can find and digging into this as hard
as I can for well over a
I figured it would look obvious - however it's apparently not really that simple.
The server running the MDB and the server running JNDI are one and the same. I want
to stress again that I have SSL correctly working for everything BUT this case. I use
SSL for HTTP, RMI/SSL, RMI/HTTPS and
Adrian:
I have to very respectfully disagree.
I have read and re-read the JBoss admin docs including Chapters 6 and 8 concerning JMS
and Security - no not between my last two posts, but over the last week or so.
Through that docuementation, there are some very helpful samples relative to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
JMSProviderAdapterJNDIDefaultJMSProvider/JMSProviderAdapterJNDI
| uses jnp not https by default when accessing jndi.
I had suspected this may be part of the problem. However, despite significant
searching, I cannot seem to find any documentation or example that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Your container-configuration is totally broken. There are
no interceptors.
| No pooling = no bean instance = NPE.
Adrian:
Thanks for your assistance. I have modified the container to now be as follows:
| container-configuration
|
Hello:
I am trying to get JMS working across the HTTPServerILService. I have
been reading the Admin and Devel Guide as well as the Messaging, JMS
and JBossMQ forum and http://jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigHTTPIL
as references. I feel that I am fairly close to getting this to work,
but I am
Hello:
I have successfully configured JNDI and EJB tunneling over HTTPS with the
org.jboss.invocation.http.server.HttpProxyFactory and
org.jboss.invocation.http.server.HttpInvoker classes in the jboss-service.xml file.
All seems to be working well so far and my test cases are still
Hello:
I am attempting to upgrade from JBoss 3.0.4 to 3.2.5. However, I con no longer seem
to precompile my JSPs as before:
IThis produces errros such as the
Oops the XML didn't come across - How do I successfully post build.xml extraxts?
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First some brief background
I have been using JBoss 3.0.4 with embedded Catalina 4.0.6
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