Dear Colleague
I am really pissed off with this security program in tahe top entry by mr Scott.
I have trying 3 weeks on it.
error after error.
finaly it compiles, deploys but again error
once the jndi is not specified ok now but the error in the login-conf and the
same as yours but it
Hi,
Thanks a lot for the above suggestions. I tried out:
anonymous wrote : final String authFile =
jar:file:myConf.jar!/com/mycompany/auth.conf;
| System.setProperty(java.security.auth.login.config, authFile);
and it worked. I have a constraint that i cannot accept the
You can try to give the URL to the myConf.conf file if you include it in your
jar:
| final String authFile = jar:file:myConf.jar!/com/mycompany/auth.conf;
| System.setProperty(java.security.auth.login.config, authFile);
|
For some reason that does not seem to work for the
Yes this is a pretty common thing to do when you first start off with JAAS. I
did the same too. I use the -D argument to the java command as below
java -Djava.security.auth.login.config=conf/auth.conf MAIN_CLASS
This need to be under the current directory.
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Just out of curiosity, wanted to know, whether this is a common known problem.
Has anyone faced this problem while running a standalone client and trying to
do a JAAS login to access some ejb resource. If yes, is creating your own
implementation of Configuration the only solution to this?
I do not believe that the default sun implementation is searching through the
classpath to find the JAAS config file (see
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/security/jaas/spec/com/sun/security/auth/login/ConfigFile.html).
But you should be able to programmatically define your own JAAS
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the links. Will try to implement my own Configuration.
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