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> On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 03:47:30AM -0700, Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
>
>>>First, is there an easy explanation of the
>>>difference between groups
>>>and roles?
>>>
>>Role is an permission to do something. If I say,
>>that role "admin" is required to call this method,
> I understood roles. Sorry for not being clear about
> that. What I
> didn't get was the significance of groups. The
> document I read stated
> that roles are on an application level while groups
> are on an
> application server level - I didn't quite see the
> purpose of the
> groups.
I do no
On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 03:47:30AM -0700, Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
>
> > First, is there an easy explanation of the
> > difference between groups
> > and roles?
>
> Role is an permission to do something. If I say,
> that role "admin" is required to call this method,
> only authenticated user
On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 11:25:04AM +0100, Dan - Blue Lotus Software wrote:
> Why not simply make a session bean with two methods...getRecord() and
> getRecord(User user)...or something like that.
>
> The first method signature would only retrieve data for the currently logged
> in user. The seco
On Wed, Jun 27, 2001 at 09:25:56PM -0400, Allen fogleson wrote:
> it would just be a mess if you had to have method permissions for separate
> users, and not very dynamic at all. thats what roles are for.
What I would have liked is a method in entity beans called
checkAccess() that would be calle
> First, is there an easy explanation of the
> difference between groups
> and roles?
Role is an permission to do something. If I say,
that role "admin" is required to call this method,
only authenticated user holding role "admin" will be
allowed to proceed.
> Secondly, it doesn't seem to he
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It appears as if J2EE's use of JAAS gives me some control over which
users can use which me
it would just be a mess if you had to have method permissions for separate
users, and not very dynamic at all. thats what roles are for.
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On Wed, Jun 27, 2001 at 07:02:05PM -0400, Allen fogleson wrote:
> fortunately yes.
Why is this fortunate?
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> It appears as if J2EE's use of JAAS gives me some control over which
> users c
It appears as if J2EE's use of JAAS gives me some control over which
users can use which methods in which beans. However, I have a couple
of concerns;
First, is there an easy explanation of the difference between groups
and roles?
Secondly, it doesn't seem to help me in the generic problem of wa
The server.policy is only for the JBoss server, not clients.
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> That helped - thank
used? When running on NT, I don't
remember having to define a .java.policy file.
thanks in advance.
m.
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: "Jboss (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [JBoss-user] Access Control Problem
> Hi, I'm having problems with the access control during a get or set
> Properties call.
> My server.policy file looks like:
>
> grant {
>
Hi, I'm having problems with the access control during a get or set
Properties call.
My server.policy file looks like:
grant {
// Allow everything for now
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
But I don't think it is being read. Is there a way to verify this?
The exception
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