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context and change various tests to take account of this assuming that the security information is now passed in the header. This pass the security context is not consolidated into a single subject. The tests that used to pass just a principal still do. Also add a delivery mode JMS policy test. Add some ignores.
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references where the multiplicity >1. Thanks to Daniel Stucky for the patch.
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authentication schema across binding.ws and binding.jm. No authentication is actually performed here. That is left for users to provide their own policy interceptors. However tokens are passed and security Subjects/Principals are created. This exercise has highlighted some awkwardness in the process of building policy implementations. I'll post about this on the mail list.
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points. Generic username/password processing is added as an interceptor. Specific axis configuration is performed by new logic specific to binding.ws which is invoked if the basic auth policy is present (we need to think about this mechanism). I added a binding-ws-axis2-policy module as a replacement for policy-security-ws but haven't moved over to it yet. I also added a message header map to Message but have only been experimenting to date.
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to be improved by fixing the underlying cause which is what TUSCANY-2580 is for
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their superclass
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Also clear the openejb related system properties to avoid warnings in JNDI lookup
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discoverer
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in serialized callable references may have absolute uris in them. I.e. they don't match target component names and hence the target component may be null.
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exceptions, such as NullPointerException, do not have a Messgae so return null. This then causes a NullPointerException to be thrown since you cannot pass null into the constructor of IOException. This then hides the original cause of the Exception
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from this method from an earlier call
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CallbackReferenceImpl to correctly handle references to nested Composites
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