Re: security propagation from JAAS context to EJB question

On Jun 18, 2009, at 1:08 PM, Juergen Weber wrote: David, yes, you understood right. I want the container to use the currently active JAAS subject for the EJB call. But, I had hoped that the container automatically would use the currently active JAAS subject. But this seems not be possi

Re: security propagation from JAAS context to EJB question

David, yes, you understood right. I want the container to use the currently active JAAS subject for the EJB call. But, I had hoped that the container automatically would use the currently active JAAS subject. But this seems not be possible, as I have just found explained in this Websphere docs:

Re: Dynamically load jars in running state

Hi David, This application handles numerous commands, and these are handled in the application. But when a customer wants additional functions/commands we need to add these dynamically without redeploy the application and/or libraries (which are stored in geronimo repository). The commands are d

Re: Dynamically load jars in running state

On Jun 18, 2009, at 12:33 AM, stig larsen wrote: Hi, We have an application that we wish to extend its capabilities in running state. I want to load jars into geronimo and make them appear in the classpath so my application can use them without restarting. Is there a way to to this?

Re: Dynamically load jars in running state

good summary :-) david jencks On Jun 18, 2009, at 4:56 AM, Rodger wrote: A module's gbeans are managed in a "Configuration". One Configuration corresponds to one MultiParentClassLoader instance. All dependencies in deployment plan are added to the classloader as search-paths. If the dependen

Re: security propagation from JAAS context to EJB question

On Jun 18, 2009, at 5:28 AM, Juergen Weber wrote: Hi, I opened a JAAS LoginContext in a JSP (the JSP runs under ) and called an EJB using a PrivilegedAction with the resulting subject. It looks like the subject is not propagated to the EJB. Also it looks like the currently active web user

security propagation from JAAS context to EJB question

Hi, I opened a JAAS LoginContext in a JSP (the JSP runs under ) and called an EJB using a PrivilegedAction with the resulting subject. It looks like the subject is not propagated to the EJB. Also it looks like the currently active web user cannot be gotten by JAAS. So, it looks like there is a s

Re: Dynamically load jars in running state

A module's gbeans are managed in a "Configuration". One Configuration corresponds to one MultiParentClassLoader instance.All dependencies in deployment plan are added to the classloader as search-paths. If the dependency is a .car , then the .car's corresponding Configuration's classloader will bec

Re: JNDI Name for EJB3

hi Juergen, Here is my note.. EJB Project= @Remote interface Converter @stateless public class ConverterBean implements Converter Web Project= 1 Add dependency in geronimo-web.xml defa

Re: JNDI Name for EJB3

OK, I got it to run with using the sample from http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC20/very-simple-session-ejb-example.html (which does contain a web.xml) ejb/Secured3 Session ejb3.Secured3 context = new InitialContext(); Secured3 sec

Re: Dynamically load jars in running state

Thank you for your swift reply Jack, I'm also looking into the Gbean and dependency injection, and it seems like it could be done from here aswell? The idea is to insert this extensions (jar file) to the geronimo repository and dynamically load them from there. Is using MultiParentClassLoader t

Re: Dynamically load jars in running state

There is a very Geronimo-specific way with which you can hack with the application classloader. import org.apache.geronimo.kernel.config.MultiParentClassLoader; ... url = a certain folder or a jar file MultiParentClassLoader cl = (MultiParentClassLoader) Thread.currentThread.getContextClass

Re: JNDI Name for EJB3

I only wanted to try some security thing (which will be my next post ;-), so I used a JSP for a quick test (which took rather long ;-) I had had just a glance at http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC21/mytime-very-simple-session-ejb-example.html and there is neither web.xml nor ejb-ref. My original E

Re: JNDI Name for EJB3

Rodger, thanks you, that works. 8-) Juergen Rodger wrote: > > http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDEV/client-jndi-names.html will use a > RemoteInitialContextFactory. > Like: > Properties p = new Properties(); > p.setProperty(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, > "org.apache.openejb.clien

Dynamically load jars in running state

Hi, We have an application that we wish to extend its capabilities in running state. I want to load jars into geronimo and make them appear in the classpath so my application can use them without restarting. Is there a way to to this? Best regards, Stig Even Larsen -- View this message in con