guess somebody took the pin out of their little voodoo doll of your jboss server.
Actually I had some baffling experiences before I sorted out the TRACE logging.
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I do not get it. I added
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working as expected. Below are snippets from the configuration file and login.jsp
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login-config.xml
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I'm assuming from your comments that the BASIC login causes the LoginModule to output
heaps of successful login messages, and that when you change it to FORM, your
LoginModule goes quiet.
To me this says that your login form HTML is wrong. Are you sure you have spelt the
j_username and j_p
You have added no new information in the last few additions to this thread, so try
showing the server.log messages from the login. To get more out of the security layer
enable trace level logging and ensure the server.log FILE appender does not have a
Threshold setting.
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I wish that I could get an answer on this issue. I know that there is a "duh" in the
configuration but I cannot find it. Based on the number times this posting has been
viewed, I assume that it is a common question.
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I have been out-of-pocket and without Internet access. My primary objective is to use
FORM Authentication. I do not necessarily need to use my custom login module. I only
created it because the DatabaseLoginServerModule was not logging enough tracing
information.
The central issue is that wh
What are you trying to achieve here - not the work arounds etc, but your initial
objective?
I have form based auth working with DatabaseLoginServerModule, mainly thanks to the
paper I mentioned about, that Scott wrote.
Martin
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I have familiarly question.
My issue is:the LDAP autentication is ok.but when I uss
response.sendRedirect("check/frame.js");
the login page displayed. it is seem the web container is not acknowledge the
authentication.
who can tell me what cause this?I have study three days.
thanks in advance.
Been offline while setting up a new computer. Before I created my custom login
module, I tried the DatabaseServerLoginModule. I had the same problem. I created the
custom login module so that I could attempt to track down the location of the problem.
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How about getting it working with the JBoss DatabaseServerLoginModule before trying
your own custom module?
A good starting point might be the updated JavaWorld JAAS Howto paper at
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=18240&group_id=22866
I used that paper and now have form based
I really would like to get an answer to this problem. While BASIC authentication
works, it has a nasty side-effect due to the fact that the user credentials are cached
in the browser.
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When I attempt to use FORM authentication, I change to FORM and
uncomment . My login form is displayed. I enter valid user
credentials and the is displayed. From the logging that I have
included in my custom login module, I know that it is not being accessed.
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For starters, make sure that the form-login-config is not commented out as currently
the case for the given web.xml. Is the login page being displayed at all?
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