[Installation, Configuration & DEPLOYMENT] - JBoss Ports and what's behind them
by NameZero912
Hello,
I am using the JBoss 4.2.2 server (atm as my development environment) for a project which was, before, based on TomCat only. However, the application in development now needs additional features (to be precise: EJB3).
I am interested in the port list (because I need to know which may be firewalled and which not). I examined the current server configuration with TCPView (I'm on Windows) and came to this result:
| 1098 JNDI
| 1099 JNDI RMI
| 3873 Default EJB3Connector
| 4444 JRMP-Invoker
| 4445 Pooled Invoker
| 4446 Connector (Core Component)
| 8009 Coyote AJP Connector
| 8080 Webserver
| 8083 Webservice
| 8093 JBossMQ UIL Service
| 3 x anon Various anonymous TCP ports
|
Anyway, I am interested in this: which ports are really in use when only TomCat is used as well as EJBs (which are accessed from the client using JNDI lookup). From what I can see I would guess these ones are really used:
- 1098 + 1099
- 3873
- 4444 (really used when using remote ebjs with a client?)
- 4445 (really used when using remote ebjs with a client?)
- 8080
I am absolutely not sure about these (and whether I could firewall them):
- 4446 (can it be blocked when not using connectors to integrate EISs?)
- 8009 (can it be blocked when not using connectors to integrate EISs?)
- 8083 (can it be blocked when not using WebService without breaking EJB3 and TomCat?)
Of course I was able to figure out roughly what each of the services behind the ports do, but still, I'm not 100% sure whether I should/could block them or not. What I am looking for is a conservative firewall-setup where only the really required ports are opened.
Kind regards and thank you for your help,
Marius
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[JBoss Portal] - How to make a portlet secured
by pshaktig
Hi all,
I have deployed HelloWorldPortlet (avaialble at portletSwap.com) on JBoss Portal 2.6. Now I need to make this portlet secured so that only users from the roles defined in portlet-instance.xml can access this portlet. I have made proper entries for security-constraints in portlet-instances.xml but to no avail. Any user can access the portlet. The entry I made look like this:
<instance-id>AJAXSearchViewerPortletInstance</instance-id>
<portlet-ref>AJAXSearchViewerPortlet</portlet-ref>
<security-constraint>
<policy-permission>
<role-name>Admin</role-name>
<action-name>admin</action-name>
</policy-permission>
</security-constraint>
Question:
1. Just making an entry in portlet-instance.xml would do?
2. Or I need to do this programmatically? if so please provide references.
Thanks,
Shakti
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[JBoss jBPM] - Jbpm pageflow
by globallogic
Hi all,
I am working on enhancing the pageflow plugin for seam development so that user never has to go through the xml editing and he can provide every bit of information through the UI editor. Though I am successful to a certain extent, but I am apprehensive about the version I am using. I am using JBoss jBPM Designer Plug-in 3.0.9.2 (org.jbpm.ui) plugin. It is a very basic plugin which I got from the JBoss repository. Details are:
host: anoncvs.forge.jboss.com
rep: /cvsroot/jbpm
Module: jbpm.ide/org.jbpm.ui
But this plugin doesn't offer me the right kind of extension points so that I can use them to add more properties for a particular node. I want to make it capable enough to take any relevant property for a particular node. Also, pls advise me on the correct and latest version of jbpm pageflow editor.
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