Felipe Gaścho wrote:
> Did you enabled the security manager on Glassfish? it comes disabled
> by default....
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Felipe,
I may be misunderstanding the full context of the question, but in case
its not clear, the J2EE
container authorization system of all J2EE comaptible containers,
including Glassfish must be
able to function properly independent of whether the JVM security
manager is enabled.
IOW, Form Based Login must NOT be dependent on the security manager
being enabled.
Ron
> did you configured all resources in the server ?
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> I can offer you a test project, perhaps not the most comfortable way
> of testing your environment, but for sure the most safe method :) (I
> also don't have time to login in your computer and dig it)
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> so, here it goes:
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> http://kenai.com/projects/puj/pages/Arena-dev
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> this application uses jdbc realm.. so after installing tat you should
> be able to register a new account and login ..
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> or you can use the test user:
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> user: marley
> password: teste
>
> if you have problems trying the installation, let me to know.................
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> On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 12:07 PM, <glassfish_at_javadesktop.org> wrote:
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>> After tinkering around with some setting I cannot login at all. If anyone wants to help I can open a port to let you see take a look into my server.
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