How does java LoginContext.login() work?
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I have this code to create a configuration of a java client to connect to a JBoss application server:
System.setProperty( "java.security.auth.login.config", "auth.conf" );
LoginContext auth = new LoginContext( "myAuth",
new LoginCallbackHandler( username, password ) );
auth.login();
The file auth.conf
contains the following lines:
myAuth {
org.jboss.security.ClientLoginModule required;
};
Now, somewhere else in the code (the LoginContext auth
isn't known there) I have an EJB that does a initialContext.lookup( jndiName )
and a narrow()
to access a Bean on the JBoss application server. This narrow
only succeeds if the login information of the first step was correct.
Question
How does the login information propagate from the LoginContext
to the narrow()
? I don't see any connection between these two places.
And further, how could I do two or more different logins inside of one client?
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