anybody help please??
some time it takes up to 17Sec to create a context in the same subnet and with
a Gbit lan.
Thank you.
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anybody can help please?
thank you
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Hello,
yeah, I have heard of that...
but I don't know what can be wrong on my dns (or my provider ones)...
I don't know where and how I can improve this behaviour as it works very fast
for common http calls, to download a file from my jboss using a dump servlet it
takes nothing! I also tried to
Hello,
from my test I notice a big difference for creating an InitialContext:
- from inside the server itself but 2 different vm: 350 ms. (somehow ok)
- from a remote client in the same subnet: 2.5 sec! (kind slow!!)
- from a remote client over the internet: up to 25 sec!! (horrible!!!)
Any
it works!! thank you so much!
i did read the section you suggested and it works... actually i had to change
my ejb-jar.xml ... but something small... and set in my auth.conf
ClientLoginModule as required.
Now i need to do the same job (authentication and authorization) over HTTPS or
http,
anybody could help please?
thank you.
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Hello,
I did successifully run the JAAS how to examples, I also changed the
login-config.xml to authenticate and authorizate users against my application
datasource.
The problem i have is when i run the same code from a remote Swing application,
following is the code i use:
login-config.xml
