Ron,
First off, thank you [b]very[/b] much for taking the time to reply to my questions. Thank you [b]all[/b] for your continued patience and effort in helping me with this problem.
It had not occurred to me that @RolesAllowed would be implemented using a policy file type setup, that's interesting and makes a lot of sense now.
Here's my granted.policy file:
[url=
http://jeffrey.rodriguez.googlepages.com/granted.policy.txt]granted.policy[/url]
I set my security logging to finest and had the output linked below.
[url=
http://jeffrey.rodriguez.googlepages.com/test1.txt]test1[/url]
Intended role mappings:
application_assets_read
application_assets_write
[url=
http://jeffrey.rodriguez.googlepages.com/jrod.txt]jrod[/url]
Intended role mappings:
application_assets_admin
application_assets_read
application_assets_write
Two other things that might be helpful: I'm using the LDAP backend. I do not have any xml ejb deployment descriptor.
If there's anything else I can provide, let me know
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