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*** NOT ADF - Glassfish custom login module

Step 1) Write your custom module - there are enough examples out there - I used (http://x-techteam.blogspot.com/2008/03/glassfish-login-module-simple-example.html)
Step 2) Add to login.conf [glassfish location]\glassfish\domains\[domain name]\config
yourRealm{
    za.co.jaas.realm.YourLoginModule required;
};

Step 3) Admin console setup
  • Goto admin console : http://localhost:4848 and Login
  • Goto Cconfigurations\[Your config]\Security\Realms
  • Click new button
  • ClassName: za.co.jaas.realm.YourRealm (choose second custom radio button)
  • Name:     yourRealm
  • Press the ok button
BIG BIG NOTE: (Save yourself hours of time)
Tick Default Principal To Role Mapping in configurations\[Your config]\Security\ and save
stop glassfish
REDEPLOY APPLICATION
start glasfish

NOTE : When writing a startup script please remeber to start db before start of Assfish otherwise you will have some strange funky errors.
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  1. hvJuly 22, 2011 at 3:04 PM

    I recommend to package and deploy the CustomRealm as an OSGi module. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4526674/custom-glassfish-security-realm-does-not-work-unable-to-find-loginmodule for details.

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  2. Donovan SherriffsJuly 23, 2011 at 3:54 AM

    Spot on, Thanks will make it so

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