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| [SOLVED]Authenticatoin Exit: Just can't seem to get it going |
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| ben harris |
 Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 11:47 am Post subject: [SOLVED]Authenticatoin Exit: Just can't seem to get it going |
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All,
I have read through the all the posts relating to Authentication Exit but I still can't seem to get my fmcamain to start with AuthExit turned on.
I always receive the exception:
Exception occurred: FmcExtException, MsgID=31050,MsgParam=, , , , , , , , Origin=File=e:\v332src\fmcaauth.cxx, Line=146,Function=FmcAuthenticationExit::Init(void*,long)
From existing posts, this would indicate that my jar containing my authentication code isn't in the class path for the fmcamain. But from what I can tell it is!?
Does anyone know another reason why this exception might get thrown from fmcamain?
Im running 3.3.2.4 on a Win2k system, with an AuthType of JAVA.
I would enjoy hearing from anyone who managed to get AuthExit working.
Thank you.
Ben |
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| vennela |
| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 1:25 pm Post subject: |
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Jedi Knight
Joined: 11 Aug 2002
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Location: Hyderabad, India
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| From existing posts, this would indicate that my jar containing my authentication code isn't in the class path for the fmcamain |
This as far as I know is System CLASSPATH.
Here is something from the remarks in the sample provided with the product.
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// It is recommended to create a Java Archive file for the AuthenticationExit, e.g.:
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// >jar -cvf fmcaexit.jar com
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// You have to set the environment for the MQWF Administration Server correctly if you want
// to use the Exit:
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// 1. Set the classpath in the environment the MQWF Administration Server is going to run in,
// e.g.:
// set classpath=D:\INFO\MQWF\AuthenticationExit\fmcaexit.jar;%classpath%
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// NOTE: The file fmcojagt.jar must be available and part of the CLASSPATH!
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// 2. Enable the Java AuthenticationExit by executing:
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// fmczchk -c inst:m,RTAuthenticationExitTypeServer,JAVA -y <Cfg-ID>
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// NOTE: To disable the AuthenticationExit use:
// fmczchk -c inst:m,RTAuthenticationExitTypeServer -y <Cfg-ID>
//
// 3. Make sure, that a Java 2 Runtime Environment is available in the MQWF Administration Server's
// environment.
//
// After (re-)starting the MQWF Administration Server the AuthenticationExit will be enabled
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It is worth to take a look at the sample provided |
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| jmac |
| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2003 2:58 pm Post subject: |
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Jedi Knight
Joined: 27 Jun 2001
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Location: EmeriCon, LLC
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Please ensure that your jar containing your exit is higher in the classpath than the fmcoutil.jar.
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| ben harris |
| Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2003 7:47 am Post subject: got it going... not fully tested yet though |
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JAVA AuthExit absolutly doesn't work with a jvm > 1.3.1.
It probably says something to this effect in the manual somewhere and I just missed it.
I changed my java_home to my 1.3.1 java installation and whoopi! My fmcamain started right up.
Thanks for your attention.
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