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Richard Kennard commented on EJBTHREE-2254:
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Henk,
Thanks for looking at this issue. In response to your queries:
1. Can you please try deploying to JBoss-6.0.0.Final, rather than JBoss-6.1.0.Final? The
latter seems to fail for some whole new reason, and I'd rather not complicate things.
2. I don't understand why it would be "impossible to inject such a bean with
@EJB"? Where are you getting this from? All the docs I have seen indicate it should
work, and it *does* work when I try it. The only problem is related to calling across
security domains (not injection).
3. You're right about 'avant-ss', sorry. I thought it would need to be a
security-domain that had been pre-configured in your JBoss. But any string seems to work
fine.
I just retried the test case with a clean JBoss 6.0.0.Final and JBoss Tools and it
reproduced the issue for me.
Again, thanks for trying this.
Regards,
Richard.
@Singleton does not work with @RunAs/@RolesAllowed from an MDB
(@Service works fine)
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Key: EJBTHREE-2254
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/EJBTHREE-2254
Project: EJB 3.0
Issue Type: Bug
Environment: JBoss 6.0.0.Final
Reporter: Richard Kennard
Attachments: RunAsTest.zip
Test case attached. Please open as an Eclispe JBoss Tools project. It creates a
Quartz-based MDB that tries to call various other beans (Session, Service and Singleton)
that are secured with @RolesAllowed. To allow this, it uses @RunAs.
To observe the behaviour:
1. Deploy the app. Notice that the MDB (which triggers every minute) can successfully run
the secured methods from the Session bean and the Service bean, but NOT the Singleton
bean. The @RunAs credentials are not being passed to the @Singleton bean
2. Uncomment the lines indicated in the code (in RunAsTestMDB.java and jboss.xml). This
sets a null security-domain on the Singleton bean, allowing it to be invoked. However
immediately afterwards the MDB's @RunAs credentials are lost and it can no longer call
the Session bean
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