0 Replies Latest reply on Jun 17, 2004 5:45 AM by morenito9000

    EJBException generated by SecurityInterceptor

    morenito9000

      Hi all,
      in my application I have a Session Bean callable
      from Role1 and not callable from Role2.

      When I try, as Role2, to create the Session Bean
      I have a EJBException generated from JBoss (from org.jboss.ejb.plugins.SecurityInterceptor).

      Client side I receive a RemoteException but I don't know
      how I can understand that this RemoteException is due
      to SecurityInterceptor (= insufficient method permission)
      instead of any other problem.

      2 Questions:

      1) Is a good thing to modify the SecurityInterceptor class so that the SecuritInterceptor, when it finds an "insufficient method permission",
      throws a custom Exception that I can manage client side ?

      2) If the answer to question 1 is YES, how must I proceed ?
      I generate a customSecurityInterceptor class and I put it
      (or a JAR file that contains it) in the directory of my
      JBoss instance ?

      Many thanks for any help,
      Moreno