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Posted to dev@geronimo.apache.org by Gianny Damour <gi...@optusnet.com.au> on 2004/08/12 16:27:06 UTC
Re: Is geronimo compatible with resource adapters deployed in weblogic
On 12/08/2004 6:20 PM, Sai Arunachalam wrote:
>Hi,
> I would be happy to know as to what would be the equivalents for
>the following 4 tags that are part of weblogic-ra.xml (weblogic
>specific deployment descriptor for resource adapters).
>
>weblogic has what is known as a principal map for security:
>
><security-principal-map>
>
>
Geronimo defines what is known as a ReamlBridge. Various RealmBridge
implementations are availale (have a look here
org.apache.geronimo.security.bridge) and this WebLogic configuration
refers to a PropertiesFilePrincipalMappingUserPasswordRealmBridge.
The tag to use is <realm-bridge>, cf. the .xsd. It specifies a
RealmBridge name.
Then, you declare the RealmBridge which matches your needs at the end of
the geronimo-ra.xml file. This is a standard GBean, yet its name MUST be
geronimo.security:service=RealmBridge,name=<the RealmBridge name that
you are declared>
><map-config-property>
>
>
<config-property-setting>
This guy overrides the one in the ra.xml DD.
><capacity-increment>
>
>
This tuning parameter is not implemented. The various pool
implementations add only one ManagedConnection at a time.
As a matter of fact, I have never used this WebLogic feature. Having
said that, Geronimo implements other features.
><shrinking-enabled>
>
>
Not implemented.
><connection-cleanup-frequency>
>
>
Not implemented.
Cheers,
Gianny