2007 Apr 19 2:16 PM
I have a LoginModule which is an extension of the AbstractLoginModule.
FYI, I replaced the default Basic..with a slightly modified to add more debug logs, to understand the flow.
The Code looks like ....
static Location MyLogLocation = Location.getLocation("com.sap.engine.services.security.server.jaas.BasicPasswordLoginModule");
MyLogLocation.debugT("initialize:MyModule");
I am not able to see any log using the LogViewer ,even If I have to specify a hard coded path say C:\SapLogs, and use FileOutputStream to write, I am not seeing any of the logging lines that I add, even the default logging lines disappear,
can anyone let me know whats wrong here, I am a fresher to SAP?
thanks
2007 Apr 27 2:46 PM
Hi,
Have you checked the defaultTrace to see if there is any indication that the login module is being invoked ? if not, you should check that the ticket auth stack has been confgured with the login module.
Also, take a look at LoginModuleClassLoaders in Visual Administrator to ensure that the login module is being loaded.
Thanks,
Tim
Hi,
Have you checked the defaultTrace to see if there is any indication that the login module is being invoked ? if not, you should check that the ticket auth stack has been confgured with the login module.
Also, take a look at LoginModuleClassLoaders in Visual Administrator to ensure that the login module is being loaded.
Thanks,
Tim
2007 Apr 27 2:46 PM
Hi,
Have you checked the defaultTrace to see if there is any indication that the login module is being invoked ? if not, you should check that the ticket auth stack has been confgured with the login module.
Also, take a look at LoginModuleClassLoaders in Visual Administrator to ensure that the login module is being loaded.
Thanks,
Tim
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