Glassfish Programmatic Login

Programmatic Login Precautions. The GlassFish Server is not involved in how the login information (user, password) is obtained by the deployed application. Programmatic login places the burden on the application developer with respect to assuring that the resulting system meets security requirements.

Programmatic Login. Programmatic login allows a deployed Java EE application or module to invoke a login method. If the login is successful, a SecurityContext is established as if the client had authenticated using any of the conventional Java EE mechanisms. Programmatic login is supported for servlet and EJB components on the server side, and for stand-alone or application clients on the ...

I added security.jar and glassfish-api.jar, but there is still an exception during deployment (i.e. Annotation RestEndpoints is not a qualifier) – dominicp Jul 10 '13 at 16:02 I'm not sure but the RestEndpoints class is in glassfish-api.jar. – unwichtich Jul 10 '13 at 16:10

As shown in Performing user authentication in Java EE / JSF using j_security_check and this blog post I'm trying to login in my server using programmatic login, but I'm having some difficulties. I first implemented it with the standard FORM method, and everything worked (so the server should be correctly configured) But after I implemented it with the method shown above, I'm no longer able to log.

Programmatic Login to Authenticate Against a EJB in Glassfish What? This is the method used to authenticate a standalone java client (including Eclipse RCP plugins) to the Glassfish EJB container.

ProgrammaticLogin in EJB - Oracle Glassfish 3.1 and JSP . Sean Will. Greenhorn Posts: 2. posted 8 years ago. 1 ... so I created a login bean that I want to use to authenticate the new user so that they can begin to access the secure pages without having to login in separately. This is where the problem arises.

Hi, Are you trying programmatic login from a standalone java client and not an appclient ?. There seems to be something in your system (locale setting that has triggered the non-english message). If you are using appclient in v3 then you simply need to do : appclient -client <your client app jar file> -mainclass <your main class> (try appclient -help and it will show the options.)