"kimbaltrue" wrote : I'm using the lastest AS and WS. My Webservice uses a complex object as a parameter (i.e. java.util.List as attribute.) The webservice deploys, but the complex object in the generated WSDL is empty. How do I get JBossWS to generate a WSDL with the complete object model?
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Collections aren't supported until we release JAX-WS support, which we are actively working on. There will be a beta2 release soon.
anonymous wrote :
| Is there anyway to provide JBossXB XSD annotations when using 181 EBJ webservices?
No, sorry, but we configure JBossXB in a JAX-RPC mode. You could experiment with it, but its not guaranteed to work.
-Jason
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As you suspected, request.getRemoteUser() is returning null.
There is one slight difference that makes me not use BASIC or FORM login; I am plucking the username out of the request header which is passed on to this servlet from a SSO framework.
All requests come through this servlet. So, yes, user principle and Subject are being created at every request.
So, is there a way I can do a IsUserInRole type check in the jsp's that this servlet dispatches to?
On a related note, what enables for this user to be propagated successfully to EJB layer, even though it's not available to the authenticating Servlet itself?
Thanks for your help!
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