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It gets deployed to your server together with your application. jdbc/securityDatasource).You will find the configured things under ‘Other Sources / setup’ in a file called glassfish-resources.xml. Follow the steps and create a ‘New > Other > GlassFish > JDBC Resource’ pointing the the created Securit圜onnectionPool (e.g. The newly created Server Resources folder now shows your sun-resources.xml file. review the connection pool properties and click finish. Securit圜onnectionPool) and underneath the checkbox ‘Extract from Existing Connection:’ select your registered MySQL connection. Enter a name for the new connection pool (e.g. Now we need to add some more configuration to our GlassFish domain.Right click on the newly created project and select ‘New > Other > GlassFish > JDBC Connection Pool’. Select Java EE 6 Web as your EE version and hit ‘Finish’. Choose your configured GlassFish 3+ Server. secureapp) and all the needed maven cordinates and hit next. Choose ‘New Project’ > ‘Maven’ > Web Application and hit next. Start a new maven based web application project. Now it is finally time to create a project. Extract the mysql-connector-java-5.1.22-bin.jar file and drop it into your domain folder (e.g. Let GlassFish know about MySQLįirst thing to do is to get the latest and greatest MySQL Connector/J from the MySQL website which is 5.1.22 at the time of writing this. Select ‘Execute Command’ or enter the table details via the wizard. Expand the bold node and right click on ‘Tables’. You get automatically connected to the newly created database.
#Glassfish server open source edition 3.1.2.2 full#
If you have a user you can also grant full access to it here. This is something that is highly recommended but I am using the root user in this examle.
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Remark: We’re not going to do all that with a separate database user. Enter ‘jdbcrealm’ as the new database name. Right click again and select ‘Create Database’. Now you see all the already available databases. Right click the new MySQL node and select ‘connect’. Fill in the details of your installation and click ‘ok’. Right click the ‘Databases’ node and select ‘Register MySQL Server’. Prepare the Databaseįire up NetBeans and switch to the Services tab. If you want to store the user credentials for your application in a database your first choice is the JDBC realm. An application can specify which realm to use in its deployment descriptor. In addition, you can set up LDAP, JDBC, digest, Oracle Solaris, or custom realms. GlassFish Server is preconfigured with the file, certificate, and administration realms. Some BasicsĪ GlassFish authentication realm, also called a security policy domain or security domain, is a scope over which the GlassFish Server defines and enforces a common security policy. You should have verified that everything is up an running and that you can start GlassFish and the MySQL Server also is started. Make sure to have a recent NetBeans 7.3 beta2 (which includes GlassFish 3.1.2.2) and the MySQL Community Server (5.5.x) installed. Here we go: PreparationĪs in the original tutorial I am going to rely on some stuff. After I received some comments about it that it isn’t any longer working with latest GlassFish 3.1.2.2 I thought it might be time to revisit it and present an updated version. One of the most popular posts on my blog is the short tutorial about the JDBC Security Realm and form based Authentication on GlassFish with Primefaces.