Anissa,
I'll add this to the AMX RealmsMgr implementation. You won't need to
call it, as I'll have the AMX implementation call it whenever a change
is made.
Lloyd
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Lloyd Chambers
lloyd.chambers_at_sun.com
GlassFish team, admin
On Aug 4, 2008, at 3:59 AM, V B Kumar Jayanti wrote:
> Anissa Lam wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I have couple questions regarding anonymous user for V3 Prelude
>> release.
>>
>> 1. For anonymous user, does the backend accept *ANY* password,
>> or the password has to be 'empty'. My experience is latter, but
>> i want to confirm since I remember Kedar mentioned any password
>> should be accepted.
>>
>> 2. How to create another user if i don't want anonymous login ? I
>> got an the following error, is this a bug or i still need to create
>> passwordfile even though I just have anonymous user by default ?
>> anilam$ asadmin create-file-user --authrealmnname=admin-realm admin
>> remote failure: create-file-user command requires the passwordfile
>> parameter containing AS_ADMIN_USERPASSWORD entry.
>> Usage: create-file-user [--terse=false] [--echo=false] [--
>> interactive=true] [--host=localhost] [--port=4848|4849] [--secure|-
>> s] [--user=admin_user] [--passwordfile=file_name] [--
>> groups=user_groups[:user_groups]*] [--authrealmname=authrealm_name]
>> username
>>
>> Command create-file-user failed.
>>
>> Ps. GUI starts providing user/group management, but any changes
>> like adding user, changing password etc. doesn't persist, all the
>> changes is lost once server shutdown and there is never update to
>> the keyfile. I will file issue on this.
>>
> I have added method persist() on the Realm and the default
> implementation is a NOOP. For Realms that support UserManagement
> (currently the FileRealm), i have overriden the method and am
> calling the method to persist the keyfile. Can you try calling
> persist() and let me know if that works.
>
> I have added it today, so please update the security/realms module.
>
> regards,
> kumar
>
>> thanks
>> Anissa.
>>
>