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Caused by: java. Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content. Article Details Description Describe the issue in depth and the scenarios under which the issue occurs. This issue occurs when the filters are not defined well on any of the Business Entity, Reference Entities or Relationships and also due to the following reasons:. While defining the values for the operators, Ensure not to give any spaces between the values and the values should be a comma separated.

Example If the values to be filtered are Home and Business, define the filter values as Home, Business. If all the filters looks good, then check the data: For instance: In the Reference Entity called ElectronicAddress lookup there is a filter as Email. In such a scenario, it could lead to this issue.

Workaround As a workaround, do not use filters on Reference Entity. CompositeServiceInvoker: Error in service execution java.

Customer When a deployment registers one of these helpers, a lock is taken. The same lock is acquired when recovering a resource. If the resource is slow to complete a recovery request, then the subsystem deployment which is waiting for the lock is similarly delayed. In this release the contention on the lock is broken and subsystems deploy as expected.

This was because this part of the address must be wrapped in square brackets; []. This issue has been resolved by splitting the URL into discrete sections and inserting square brackets as required before it is passed to the XTS core. Note that if you are using the -b switch in a CLI comment, do not wrap the address portion of the URL in square brackets as this is contrary to the the specification and will prevent Webservices from starting.

The transaction recovery system operates by querying resources for their view of 'in-doubt' transaction branches. When a resource is removed from the system, the RecoveryHelper is de-registered. In previous versions of the product there was a race condition in the code whereby if the removal happened during a "recovery scan" then the helper was not removed. This resulted in the possibility that transaction recovery would continue using resources even though they had been removed from the server which could produce the IllegalStateExceptions.

In this release, if the current recovery scan is using the resource, it waits for it to finish and then remove the helper. This issue has been corrected by an upgrade of org. Transactions now roll back and logs are cleaned as expected. This log is exposed to the console user.

In some circumstances a resource has a log of an in-doubt transaction branch for which there is no corresponding top level transaction log but on disk there is a participant log. Such logs are called "orphans" and by default these were not exposed in previous versions. As a result, if the transaction subsystem was configured to use JTS then these orphan records were not automatically removed resulting in a leak of available storage space.

In this release, the console user can override the default by setting the transaction subsystem property expose-all-logs to true. Then the console user has the option to manually delete these logs, preventing the leak. The default is 30 seconds. The system property overrides values passed into the env map. Channel timeout: org. Connection timeout: org. Versioned Connection timeout: org.

If the org. It was possible for this second read to return a null child if the resource was dynamic and could be removed due to non-management action a resource for a temporary JMS queue added or removed by an application, for example.

As a result, calling remote JMX server methods such as getMBeanCount by remote clients could intermittently lead to random NullPointerExceptions with a log message similar to the following. ServerCommon] poolthread Unexpected internal error: java. NullPointerException at org. This ensures the NullPointerExceptions no longer occur. Remoting BZ - Marshalling fails on objects that require permissions in their readObject With the Java Security manager enabled, the java. AccessControlException was thrown when a java.

Calendar object was passed as an argument or response from an EJB method, even with a java security policy that provides the necessary permissions. This issue has been fixed in this release. The exception is no longer thrown and the marshalling and EJB call succeed. In previous JBoss EAP 6 versions the user was not notified about this dependency by the management console.

The behavior has been corrected in this release by adding a validation check to the console. This issue has been addressed and users no longer need to close the browser window and re-access the Web Console for roles to be reset. This issue has been resolved in this release which honors the validation rules from the management model. Incorrect values are no longer saved. An issue present in previous releases of JBoss EAP 6 that caused the upload of files through the Manage Deployments screen to complete, even if the upload was canceled by the user, has been corrected in this release.

The issue presented because older versions of the product allowed users to cancel a file upload operation after the file copy had occurred but before the deployment entry had been added to domain. If the EJB3 Web Service was using username token for authentication, it would fail on parallel invocations.

This could cause receivers that expect the BinarySecurityToken referenced by the EncryptedKey to be above the EncryptedKey element to fail as they had not processed the BinarySecurityToken when attempting to look it up while processing the EncryptedKey element. EE BZ - Cannot use a ear-subdeployments-isolated attribute setting with a jboss-deployment-structure. The order of processing has been updated.

This was cause due to multiple calls to String. In the previous versions of JBoss EAP 6, entity classes in user applications which are expected to be rewritten by the persistence provider during application deployment may not be rewritten. Due to this, when sub-deployments are deployed in parallel and there are references to entity classes in other sub-deployments beyond the deployment that contains the persistence unit, the entity class definition is loaded before it is rewritten by the persistence provider.

Thus affecting the performance. In the previous version of JBoss EAP 6, contextual information was not correctly checked during the add operation. As a result, generic JMS adapter was deployed correctly in domain mode. Generic JMS adapter can now be deployed in domain mode. This was due to a reference to part of the resource model was held, which became invalid if the model was modified.

The reference to part of the resource model is not longer held across operations. SyslogHandler to log multi-byte characters may result in corrupted output recorded in the log. For example:. This issue has been resolved in this release and now characters are output to the log as expected. This issue presented because the class loader that was checked was org. JasperLoader with a parent class loader of the class loader that was registered for the log context.

If there is a problem loading the class, JBoss Modules prints a warning. In some circumstances, the exception formatter will trigger infinite recursion between the log manager loading a class and modules printing a warning. The situation no longer triggers infinite recursion and logging.

This would cause a SecurityError to occur when signed classes were loaded concurrently by multiple threads. In this release the JarFileResourceLoader retrieves the certificates after reading the class stream and the SecurityError no longer occurs. RowSetProvider and java.

MethodHandleProxies and depending on sun. In this release, applications will find classes in these packages visible when depending on the sun. Domain Management,Security BZ - HeaderParser fails to handle delimiters in DigestAuthenticator Previous versions of JBoss EAP 6 carried a bug in the Digest authenticator which caused it to not correctly handle escaped delimiters within values contained in the authentication header.

As a result, valid authentication requests were being incorrectly rejected. In this release, the parsing of the headers has been re-worked within the Digest authentication mechanism and the add-user utility now correctly escapes the 'backslash' character in usernames allowing authentication to occur as expected. In previous versions of JBoss EAP 6, it was found that while it was possible to specify the protocol to request when creating the SSLContext when configuring security realms to supply a SSLContext it was not possible to specify the protocols or cipher suites to be supported on the underlying SSLEngine.

This meant that it was not possible to select a strong set of protocols and cipher suites to be used for SSL connections. In this release users are now able to specify a set of enabled protocols and cipher suites within the security realm definition. These will be matched against the supported protocols and cipher suites to configure the underlying SSLEngine. SSLv3 and earlier is no longer enabled by default and it is possible for the protocols and cipher suites to be configured further.

Clustering BZ - RuntimeException in org. When this occurred it resulted in the following exception:. The root cause of this issue was that the lock acquisition did not take into account that a cluster node might leave the cluster at exactly the same time, resulting in the lock acquisition failure. If a username contained a subsequent 'equals' character, it was not properly escaped, causing the generated properties file to be unusable.

In this release, the special character handling is now corrected to handle all occurrences of the 'equals' character and usernames containing more than one are correctly written to the properties file. In the previous versions of JBoss EAP 6, the behavior of HttpSession creation differs when used together with a following programmatic login:. Without SSO: session is not created while calling the login method.

Thus, subsequent requests are unauthenticated. With non-clustered SSO: session is created while calling the login method, but the first call does not set the authentication status. The subsequent requests are unauthenticated and the user is authenticated after the second call of login method, because the session is already present. With clustered SSO: session is created while login method and subsequent requests are authenticated.

The org. The consequence of this was that the valve was invoked much earlier in the call and preceded the valve responsible for clustering. This meant that the JBoss Negotiation valve created a new HTTP session and the clustering valve did not receive any notifications regarding the life-cycle of the sessions.

As the clustering valve was not receiving the notification it needed the session was not clustered and replication was affected. The SPNEGO authentication valve will now be called after the clustering valve so that the clustering valve will receive the required notifications relating to session life-cycle and will replicate the session correctly. Domain Management,IPv6 support BZ - User is able to use any-ipv6-address interface on IPv4 environment In previous version s of JBoss EAP 6, the logic for checking for, and rejecting, the combination of an any-ipv6-address configuration for an interface and the java.

As a result, the check could run on host controller processes that did not need the interface service, resulting in spurious failures if the server process that would actually use the interface configuration did not have java.

In this release, the consistency check is been deferred until the interface service is started, ensuring it only occurs if the service is actually in use on that process. Now a server that does not have java. This issue has been corrected in this release by making the validation of load-balancer names case-insensitive. Document documents. Both are context-param parameters and configured in the web. Name: resteasy. It then verifies the JMX access. The first bundle tracks payment service providers.

The advantage of this approach is that we can construct modular web applications from independent components i. It is guaranteed the contained bundles all get 'installed' before they get 'resolved' and 'started'. With a large set of individual bundle deployments that have complex interdependencies it would be hard to deploy the bundles in the correct order. EAR deployments fix that ordering issue. The stateless session bean then accesses on OSGi services. The test then verifies that the registered servlet context and the registered resource can be accessed.

The TransactionTestCase gets the UserTransaction service and registers a transactional user object i. It then verifies that modifications on the user object are transactional. The LifecycleInterceptorTestCase deployes a bundle that contains some metadata and an interceptor bundle that processes the metadata and registeres an http endpoint from it.

The idea is that the bundle does not process its own metadata.