@SecurityDomain

[keyurva]

To associate my EJB with a security domain, I have to use a JBoss specific @org.jboss.ejb3.security.SecurityDomain annotation. I'd like to write my bean in a portable manner - is there a standard annotation that I can use instead of this one? If not, what would the portable way be?

Thanks.

[bill.burke]

There are two ways:

One, you just include the JBoss JARs with your distribution. Other EJB containers will just ignore the @SecurityDomain annotation.

The other is with an jboss specific XML deployment descriptor. We have not implemented that yet for our EJB3 impl.

[keyurva]

Thanks, Bill... In that case I'll wait for the EJB3 DDs...

Another question pertaining to EJB3 deployment descriptors - I haven't yet been successful in injecting custom variable values into my EJBs using the @Inject annotation... Will this also have to wait for the new DDs? Or is there another way to specify values for injection?

For instance in this bean below, how do I inject testName?

@Stateless public class MyBean {

 @Inject private String testName;
 ...
 ...
}

[bill.burke]

Unti the XML DDs come out, try this:

abstract public MyBaseSession {
 private int field;

 protected MyBaseSession(int f) { this.field = f; }
}

@Stateless
public MySession extends MyBaseSession implements MyRemote {


 public MySession() {
 super(5555);
 }
}

[markus.wahl]

Hi

Is there now a solution to avoid using the JBoss specific SecurityDomain annotation or supplying the JBoss jar files?

The other is with an jboss specific XML deployment descriptor. We have not implemented that yet for our EJB3 impl.

[wolfgangknauf]

For RC 9 it can be declared in "jboss.xml" in the ejb project:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE jboss PUBLIC "-//JBoss//DTD JBOSS 4.0//EN" "http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jboss_4_0.dtd">


<security-domain>MySecurityDomain</security-domain>



Important is that the security domain name must not be prefixed with "java:/jaas/".