Hello all.
 
In our project we are using EJB 2.1 and I am trying to write security
tests to check that user with specific role is able to execute such ejb
method.
After 2 days looking through examples/docs I started them successfully.
But found strange behaviour in security tests.
I have a test user 'user1' which has 1 role  'Role2'.
 
piece of ejb-jar.xml file :
  <method-permission>
   <role-name>Role1</role-name>
   <method>
    <ejb-name>TradeEvent</ejb-name>
    <method-name>rebuildEventMessage</method-name>
   </method>
  </method-permission>
  <method-permission>
   <role-name>Role2</role-name>
   <method>
    <ejb-name>TradeEvent</ejb-name>
    <method-name>rebuildEventMessage</method-name>
   </method>
  </method-permission>

if I run my test with such sequence of method-permission nodes, 'Role2'
declared after Role1. Test works fine. 
but if I put method-permission for Role1 after Role2 (just change
sequnce of declaration) in ejb-jar.xml  test fail with 'Access  denied'
if I grant Role1 to user test works again.
 
This is seems like a bug for me. Only latest declaration for bean is
working.
 
Could anyone please suggest something ?
 
 
Best regards 
Alexey Dranchuk 
 
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