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Hi all,

as described here (https://coderanch.com/t/620676/JBoss/Custom-Login-Module-EAP-JBoss) we use a custom login module within JBoss EAP. Now I'm facing some problems when invoking an EJB that is not part of the security domain.

Short config from standalone-full.xml:

Security realms


Ejb3


Remoting


SecurityDomain


If I don't change ApplicationRealm to my own realm, our LoginModule is not invoked!

We have beans with



and beans without that annotation.

What we want to archieve is, that we can invoke some beans without being an authenticated user. Do we have a chance to do this? Or do I have to use some dummy user for those beans? (That would mean to user two different users in my client application. The user [identified by username and password] himself and the dummy user. So I'd need two different login contexts. (??)

Any hints?
 
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