[jboss-user] [Security & JAAS/JBoss] - Accessing multiple EJBs on different JBoss AS instances
dkrizic
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Thu Aug 28 07:47:13 EDT 2008
Hello,
I would to access two independent EJBs on two different JBoss instances, each is secured with a uniquely named SecurityDomain. Here is my authentication configuration:
| darko {
| org.jboss.security.ClientLoginModule required debug=true;
| };
|
| jochen {
| org.jboss.security.ClientLoginModule required debug=true;
| };
|
Then I login to the first one (login 1)
| log.info("LoginContext [darko]");
| UsernamePasswordHandler uph = new UsernamePasswordHandler("darko",
| "test");
| LoginContext loginContext = new LoginContext("darko", uph);
| loginContext.login();
|
|
Then I access the session bean (access 1):
| log.info("PersonService [darko]");
| PersonService ps = (PersonService) getService(PersonService.REMOTE_NAME);
| Person p = new Person(null, "Darko", "Krizic");
| p = ps.add(p);
| assertNotNull(p.getId());
| assertEquals(1, ps.listPersons().size());
| ps.update(p);
| ps.remove(p.getId());
| assertEquals(0, ps.listPersons().size());
|
Then I login to the second JBoss instance (login 2)
| log.info("LoginContext [jochen]");
| UsernamePasswordHandler uph2 = new UsernamePasswordHandler(
| "jochen", "test2");
| LoginContext loginContext2 = new LoginContext("jochen", uph2);
| loginContext2.login();
|
and then I access the second (technically identical) session bean (access 2)::
| log.info("PersonService [jochen]");
| PersonService ps2 = (PersonService) getService2(PersonService.REMOTE_NAME);
| Person p2 = new Person(null, "Jochen", "Grau");
| p2 = ps2.add(p2);
| assertNotNull(p2.getId());
| assertEquals(1, ps2.listPersons().size());
| ps2.update(p2);
| ps2.remove(p2.getId());
| assertEquals(0, ps2.listPersons().size());
|
This works so far, but when I change the order from
| login 1
| access 1
| login 2
| access 2
|
|
| to
|
| login 1
| | login 2
| | access 1
| | access 2
| |
|
| The code does not work anymore. Obviously the login module is not able to handle this. What could I do? Would a separation in different classloaders work?
|
| Regards,
|
| Darko
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