Hello,
I have updated the integration (http://software.softeu.cz/seam/). I have integrated new features from seamgen 1.1.6.GA (security, ...) and added support for container profiles:
modify jdbc.properties and profiles.xml to reflect your database / container configuration.
What is still missing:
fix support for embedded-ejb (missing jar dependency)
* fix problems for deploying to jboss
* add support for testng + embedded EJB (some support is already there)
* test support for weblogic, websphere and flassfish containers
* add support for multiproject (separate ear, jar and war)
* I will be very thankfull for testing/feedback.
Petr Ferschmann
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I'm pretty new to Jboss and I hope you can help me whit my problem..
I's it possible to bind different hostnames to different applications??
I runnig Jboss AS 4.0.5 on a Linux server that are configured whit 3 different ip's / hostnames
eth0 server.test.net 192.168.0.10
eth0:1 app1.test.net 192.168.0.11
eth0:2 app2.test.net 192.168.0.12
the applications is placed in
/home/jboss/jboss/server/edfault/deploy/app1.war
/home/jboss/jboss/server/edfault/deploy/app2.war
If I use my webbrowser and go to any of those url's the applications works fine!
server.test.net/app1 or app2
app1.test.net/app1 or app2
app2.test.net/app1 or app2
The problem is that I want to point the app-hostnames to the applications they belong to..
app1.test.net to app1
and
app2.test.net to app2
I's it possible? How can I do this?? I have tried to google for an solution but I did not find anything good :(
Please help me..
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Thanks Peter. You write "you should be able to reference existing portlets ...", well, I tried this already, but all I get is
Failed to create instance WfDemoPortalIntroInstance of portlet /de.danet.an.jbportal.war.local.portal.CMSPortlet because portlet /de.danet.an.jbportal.war.local.portal.CMSPortlet is not available
so the portal effectively prepends the name of the WAR with the portal definition (de.danet.an.jbportal.war) to the full portlet name. It does not recognize this as a "fully qualified" (not-to-be-modified) portlet name.
Maybe I'll head for the programmatic approach described in the referenced thread.
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I'm wondering what is the best to do the following:
I would like to extend the standard role based access control check which is done by JAAS (based on the role needed to run the method and the role the user has), with a test that will check if the user is allowed to run the method on the given params.
What I have in mind is something like this: for each EJB I will have permission class (possibly most of them will share the same), and an interceptor that would call something like SecurityManager (or AccessController) checkPermission. I'm missing quite a lot of the picture though. Not enough that I'm not sure this is the right thing, I'm also not sure on the details of how to do it. For example, how would I map Permission class to a method in an EJB?
Has anyone done this kinda thing? any recommendation on the right way?
Thanks.
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