Hi,
After succeded in configuring JBoss to auth my users via the
UsersRolesLoginModule, I'm trying to use the DatabaseServerLoginModule.
I modified the login-config.xml to match my needs :
java:/PasswordDS
select Password from
Principals where Pr
t; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 7:34 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] specifiing the datasource jndi name for the
DatabaseServerLoginModule
> Hi,
>
> After succeded in configuring JBoss to auth my users via the
> UsersRoles
Hi,
I found that the module-option's are not used by the authentication policy.
For testing this, I have voluntarly change the principalsQuery from :
select Password from Principals where
PrincipalID=?
to
select Password from
Princiipals where PrincipalID=?
After restarting JBo
We had a similar problem that we solved just this morning. Our problem
was the naming of the db service. The 'Jndi-Name' was set to the same
name as all other 'name's in the service file and that screwed things up
for some reason, even though the logs and the MBean Viewer stated that
it deployed a
Hi,
the only solution which works (Marcus Ahnve helps me) was to override the
java:/DefaultDS with my own database connection.
This is not a true customisation of the dsJndiName.
Scott M Stark wrote:
> You already have by
> java:/PasswordDS
>
> You have to validate that java:/PasswordDS actua
: "Ionel Gardais" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 2:42 AM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] specifiing the datasource jndi name for the
DatabaseServerLoginModule
> Hi,
>
> I found that the module-option's are not used by the au
Hi Scott,
You were right.
I deleted the last '/' in the opening login-module tag and added a closing
tag after the module-option tags.
I'm really sorry to have missed this and take your time.
As I told in another post (Subject: [JBoss-user] retrieving role via
DatabaseLoginModule / Date: Thu,
Hi all,
First thanks for your precious help.
The two main problems was :
- a badly closed xml tag
- a not-needed Primary key in the Roles table
Hope this can help other in finding the light.
Once again, thanks a lot,
ionel
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