"anil.saldhana(a)jboss.com" wrote : The LDAP login modules that ship in JBoss have some specific DITs in LDAP. Anything different or custom needs, then you will need to write your own login module using basic JNDI code.
I can understand that. My question is: "Is this DIT I am describing supported by the JBoss LDAP module?" I tried reading the source for the module, and I thought I set up the parameters right for it, but I got a NullException error in the module (Even weirder, it was line 385, but the versions of the module I could find don't have that many lines).
I'm thinking I have to write my own log-in module, which is a pain, but at least I have the blueprint of the original LDAP module to go by. :-)
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You should really ask on the MySQL forums. This is really just an issue of using the correct connection URL for the JDBC driver, and the MySQL people wrote the JDBC driver.
Also, I don't think you posted the correct stack trace - it mentions an ill-formed namedPipePath entry in an XML file, and there is no such entry in your *-ds.xml file. Was there not an earlier stack trace?
Any particular reason you are using a named pipe and not a TCP/IP connection?
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Which version of JBoss AS are you using, and which binary did you download? I checked 4.2.3 and 5.0.0 and found this:
4.2.3, jdk5 variant contains org/jboss/resource/adapter/jdbc/jdk5/WrappedConnectionJDK5.class
4.2.3, jdk6 variant contains org/jboss/resource/adapter/jdbc/jdk6/WrappedConnectionJDK6.class
5.0.0, jdk 5 variant contains org/jboss/resource/adapter/jdbc/jdk5/WrappedConnectionJDK5.class
5.0.0, jdk 6 variant contains org/jboss/resource/adapter/jdbc/jdk6/WrappedConnectionJDK6.class
It would appear to me that you get the jdk5 or jdk 6 class depending on which variant of the binary you download.
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