[EJB 3.0] - The foundation of the JBoss User Group Munich
by sisepago
It`s our pleasure to announce to you the foundation of the JBoss User Group Munich http://www.jbug-munich.org!
The first meeting is already scheduled for the 31st March 2008 with the JBoss/Seam expert speaker Francis Pouatcha (technical lead at ADORSYS Ltd.). He will present an exciting hot topic from JBossWorld Orlando 2008 entitled "EJB3, SEAM, JSF and RichFaces on JBoss 4.2.0". We are looking forward to welcome you to an informative and enjoyable evening. To stay tuned you should register to our mailing list ((jbug-munich-subscribe(a)yahoogroups.de) on the JBUG Munich homepage http://www.jbug-munich.org.
Hiermit kuendigen wir die Gründung der JBoss User Group in Muenchen an http://www.jbug-munich.org!
Zum ersten Treffen am 31. März 2008 erwarten wir den JBoss/Seam Experten Francis Pouatcha (Geschaeftsführer und Technischer Leiter ADORSYS Ltd.) mit einem spannenden Vortrag direkt von der JBossWorld Orlando 2008 zum Thema "EJB3, SEAM, JSF and RichFaces on JBoss 4.2.0". Wir freuen uns, Sie zu einem informativen und unterhaltsamen Abend willkommen zu heissen! Um nichts zu verpassen sollten Sie sich noch heute auf der Homepage der JBUG Muenchen http://www.jbug-munich.org fuer unsere Mailing List (jbug-munich-subscribe(a)yahoogroups.de) registrieren.
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18 years, 2 months
[EJB 3.0] - The foundation of the JBoss User Group Munich
by sisepago
It`s our pleasure to announce to you the foundation of the JBoss User Group Munich http://www.jbug-munich.org!
The first meeting is already scheduled for the 31st March 2008 with the JBoss/Seam expert speaker Francis Pouatcha (technical lead at ADORSYS Ltd.). He will present an exciting hot topic from JBossWorld Orlando 2008 entitled "EJB3, SEAM, JSF and RichFaces on JBoss 4.2.0". We are looking forward to welcome you to an informative and enjoyable evening. To stay tuned you should register to our mailing list ((jbug-munich-subscribe(a)yahoogroups.de) on the JBUG Munich homepage http://www.jbug-munich.org.
Hiermit kündigen wir die Gründung der JBoss User Group in Muenchen an http://www.jbug-munich.org!
Zum ersten Treffen am 31. März 2008 erwarten wir den JBoss/Seam Experten Francis Pouatcha (Geschäftsführer und Technischer Leiter ADORSYS Ltd.) mit einem spannenden Vortrag direkt von der JBossWorld Orlando 2008 zum Thema "EJB3, SEAM, JSF and RichFaces on JBoss 4.2.0". Wir freuen uns, Sie zu einem informativen und unterhaltsamen Abend willkommen zu heissen! Um nichts zu verpassen sollten Sie sich noch heute auf der Homepage der JBUG Muenchen http://www.jbug-munich.org für unsere Mailing List (jbug-munich-subscribe(a)yahoogroups.de) registrieren.
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[EJB 3.0] - The foundation of the JBoss User Group Munich
by sisepago
It`s our pleasure to announce to you the foundation of the JBoss User Group Munich http://www.jbug-munich.org!
The first meeting is already scheduled for the 31st March 2008 with the JBoss/Seam expert speaker Francis Pouatcha (technical lead at ADORSYS Ltd.). He will present an exciting hot topic from JBossWorld Orlando 2008 entitled "EJB3, SEAM, JSF and RichFaces on JBoss 4.2.0". We are looking forward to welcome you to an informative and enjoyable evening. To stay tuned you should register to our mailing list ((jbug-munich-subscribe(a)yahoogroups.de) on the JBUG Munich homepage http://www.jbug-munich.org.
Hiermit kündigen wir die Gründung der JBoss User Group in München an http://www.jbug-munich.org!
Zum ersten Treffen am 31. März 2008 erwarten wir den JBoss/Seam Experten Francis Pouatcha (Geschäftsführer und Technischer Leiter ADORSYS Ltd.) mit einem spannenden Vortrag direkt von der JBossWorld Orlando 2008 zum Thema "EJB3, SEAM, JSF and RichFaces on JBoss 4.2.0". Wir freuen uns, Sie zu einem informativen und unterhaltsamen Abend willkommen zu heissen! Um nichts zu verpassen sollten Sie sich noch heute auf der Homepage der JBUG München http://www.jbug-munich.org für unsere Mailing List (jbug-munich-subscribe(a)yahoogroups.de) registrieren.
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18 years, 2 months
[Security & JAAS/JBoss] - Re: Implement digestCallback into login-config.xml
by ragavgomatam
A salt is a random number of a fixed length. This salt must be different for each stored entry. It must be stored as clear text next to the hashed password. A 64 bits salt is recommended in RSA PKCS5 standard.
salt can be extracted from hash assuming 6 byte salt:
private static byte[] extractSalt(String encPass) {
| String encPassNoLabel = encPass.substring(6);
|
| byte[] hashAndSalt = org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64.decodeBase64(encPassNoLabel.getBytes());
| int saltLength = hashAndSalt.length - SHA_LENGTH;
| byte[] salt = new byte[saltLength];
| System.arraycopy(hashAndSalt, SHA_LENGTH, salt, 0, saltLength);
|
| return salt;
| }
where encPass is the hashed string;
/**
| * From a password, a number of iterations and a salt,
| * returns the corresponding digest
| * @param iterationNb int The number of iterations of the algorithm
| * @param password String The password to encrypt
| * @param salt byte[] The salt
| * @return byte[] The digested password
| * @throws NoSuchAlgorithmException If the algorithm doesn't exist
| */
| public byte[] getHash(int iterationNb, String password, byte[] salt) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException {
| MessageDigest digest = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA-1");
| digest.reset();
| digest.update(salt);
| byte[] input = digest.digest(password.getBytes("UTF-8"));
| for (int i = 0; i < iterationNb; i++) {
| digest.reset();
| input = digest.digest(input);
| }
| return input;
| }
Trust this helps....
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18 years, 2 months
[EJB 3.0] - Re: EntityManager is null
by kgreene
Ok, I am very lost. Forgive me, I am new to jboss and ejbs. I've been looking for a solution for several hours and still have not found the answer. I misspoke about the actual issue. The dao object is not null. I get NameNotFoundException because it can't find it. When I bring up my jndi console it's not there, which is why I'm assuming it can't find it.
I'm calling the lookup from a message-driven bean. I didn't think this is considered client code and didn't think lookup would even work.
If I move the entity manager to the message-driven bean, then it works. However, I get an additional issue in that flush does not commit the updates to the database. I thought perhaps moving the entity manager to a class outside the message-driven bean would solve this issue; however, I have not gotten this to work.
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18 years, 2 months
[JBoss Portal] - Re: Comparing JBoss Portal to Liferay or other portal produc
by syllant
"thomas.heute(a)jboss.com" wrote : Well you come and complain that '1/3 of the posts are not answered' it means that 2/3 of the posts *are* answered.
Who did complain ?!? You read to fast Thomas ;-) Someone asks for advices about JBP, I note he'll have to read this forum but I warn him that many questions are not answered compared to other projects. I hadn't notice this ratio when I had selected JBP. What's wrong with that, isn't it true ? I am not complaining, I have posted 5/6 times, and then I've started to search in source code rather than here. That's all.
"thomas.heute(a)jboss.com" wrote : Also, we have ears open on design issues and a dedicated forum for that, if you don't participate, we can't hear your issues and solutions.
Bad point for you : I've filled 4 issues on Issue Tracker. First one was resolved, other ones are still opened without any comment (JBPORTAL-1833, JBPORTAL-1832, JBPORTAL-1811). Besides, you have stated I posted only questions in forums, I've also posted bugs and remarks, without response. This the first reason why I've stopped to contribute.
"thomas.heute(a)jboss.com" wrote : But i've met too many people who believes that opensource, is a place where they can take everything (including people's time) without having to give back, this is not my definition of opensource. I probably considered you as one of those a bit too fast. Sorry. I type faster than i calm down ;)
I'm working with OS projects for about 10 years, I'll send patches when I'm able to, I've created some modest projects myself, spending some time for support, I think I know the rules. And one of the rules is encouraging discussions with users. If you don't stand any criticism, I close the none-debate for myself, nevermind as I'll drop JBP from our architecure for our next release. This is the second reason why I don't contribute.
Please, read again the discussion to see how your reaction is misplaced. And note the Prabhat Jha's answer...
PS : I'm not sure to post my detailed notes when I see this type of reaction. Maybe this was intended for...
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