[jboss-jira] [JBoss JIRA] (AS7-4587) Remoting subsystem is not consistent with XSD, and not fully exposed in Management API

[Misty Stanley-Jones (JIRA)]

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Misty Stanley-Jones commented on AS7-4587:
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Beautiful work. Thank you!
                
> Remoting subsystem is not consistent with XSD, and not fully exposed in Management API
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: AS7-4587
>                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-4587
>             Project: Application Server 7
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Remoting
>    Affects Versions: 7.1.1.Final
>            Reporter: Misty Stanley-Jones
>            Assignee: Misty Stanley-Jones
>
> 1. The XSD says that at the authentication-provider is an element: <authentication-provider name="myprovider" />
> However, the Management GUI will only change it with a command like the following, which is operating on an attribute:
> /profile=default/subsystem=remoting/connector=remoting-connector/:write-attribute(name=authentication-provider,value=myProvider)
> 2. The <sasl> element of the <connector> element of the remoting subsystem is not exposed in the Management API. I cannot find a way to add it to the CLI at all. Here is the configuration which I pasted into my domain.xml to get it working. 
> 		<sasl>
> 			<include-mechanisms value="GSSAPI PLAIN DIGEST-MD5" />
> 		 	<qop value="auth" />
> 		 	<strength value="medium" />
> 		 	<reuse-session value="false" />
> 		 	<server-auth value="false" />
> 		 	<policy>
> 		 		<forward-secrecy value="true" />
> 		 		<no-active value="false" />
> 		 		<no-anonymous value="false" />
> 		 		<no-dictionary value="true" />
> 		 		<no-plain-text value="false" />
> 		 		<pass-credentials value="true" />
> 		 	</policy>
> 		 	<properties>
> 		 		<property name="myprop1" value="1" />
> 		 		<property name="myprop2" value="2" />
> 		 	</properties>
> 		</sasl>
> 3. Individual properties under the <properties> elements of <connector> and <sasl> will not allow me to have only a name, but requires a value as well.
> Here is an entire subsystem configuration which seems to work (at least the server starts). I do not have the infrastructure of skills to test it thoroughly.
>             <subsystem xmlns="urn:jboss:domain:remoting:1.1">
>                 <connector name="remoting-connector" socket-binding="remoting" \
> security-realm="ApplicationRealm">
>                     <authentication-provider name="myprovider"/>
>                     <properties>
>                         <property name="myprop3" value="baz"/>
>                     </properties>
>                     <sasl>
>                         <include-mechanisms value="GSSAPI PLAIN DIGEST-MD5"/>
>                         <qop value="auth"/>
>                         <strength value="medium"/>
>                         <server-auth value="false"/>
>                         <reuse-session value="false"/>
>                         <policy>
>                             <forward-secrecy value="true"/>
>                             <no-active value="false"/>
>                             <no-anonymous value="false"/>
>                             <no-dictionary value="true"/>
>                             <no-plain-text value="false"/>
>                             <pass-credentials value="true"/>
>                         </policy>
>                         <properties>
>                             <property name="myprop1" value="1"/>
>                             <property name="myprop2" value="2"/>
>                         </properties>
>                     </sasl>
>                 </connector>
>                 <outbound-connections>
>                   <outbound-connection name="my-outbound-connection" uri="http://myhost:7777/"/>
>                   <remote-outbound-connection name="my-remote-connection" outbound-socket-binding-ref="my-remote-socket" username="myUser" security-realm="myRealm"/>
>                   <local-outbound-connection name="myLocalConnection" outbound-socket-binding-ref="my-outbound-socket"/>
>                 </outbound-connections>
>             </subsystem>
>  

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