Can someone give me the basic stepd to set up RDBMS Realm in wblogic for the resouces like connection Pool, servlets and EJB.
Thanks in Advance!!
jtaneja
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RDBMSRealm in Weblogic (3 messages)
- Posted by: Jaswinder Kaur
- Posted on: April 19 2001 18:32 EDT
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- RDBMSRealm in Weblogic by Jason Gardner on April 20 2001 14:00 EDT
- RDBMSRealm in Weblogic by Jaswinder Kaur on April 20 2001 15:28 EDT
- RDBMSRealm in Weblogic by Srinivas Janakiraman on April 23 2001 11:06 EDT
- RDBMSRealm in Weblogic by Jaswinder Kaur on April 20 2001 15:28 EDT
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RDBMSRealm in Weblogic[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jason Gardner
- Posted on: April 20 2001 14:00 EDT
- in response to Jaswinder Kaur
I believe you have to specify which realm your group or user is part of when assigning privileges to resources. -
RDBMSRealm in Weblogic[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jaswinder Kaur
- Posted on: April 20 2001 15:28 EDT
- in response to Jason Gardner
This is what i am trying to do
I have defined a Pool name ibmPool in my weblogic property file. Based on RDBMSRealm example, I have set up the realm as RDBMSrealm. In my property file there is no ACL defined on Pool. In the cloudscape database I had defined the ACL "weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.ibmPool" with permission of "reserve" to "grp1" (A group which has two members tmgr1 and admin)
Now through my application when I login. I get following error
java.lang.SecurityException: User "guest" does not have Permission "reserve" based on ACL "weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.ibmPool". -
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- Posted by: Srinivas Janakiraman
- Posted on: April 23 2001 11:06 EDT
- in response to Jaswinder Kaur
Hi Jaswinder,
Its because before the server authenticates you, it tries to access the database resource(connection pool) which has access to grp1(tmgr1 & admin). But the server identifies you as guest, the default user of weblogic.
Add guest to grp1. It will work.
Srinivas.J