Unfortunately I could not make my project simpler for your convenience in testing it.
If I made it simpler the error would not appear, because I getting it with this
configuration. I'm not saying either that the project is a complicated one. Indeed it
is a simple project that I'm using to start with Java EE 6, with few files and classes.
Below are the steps to set up the project and to get the error:
1. Create the directory C:\Projeto\Java\Solicitacoes3. Drop the contents of the zip file in this
directory. I'm using the ant build.xml file in the solicitacoes-web project directory
to build the application. If you want to create other directory other than
C:\Projeto\Java\Solicitacoes3 you'll need to modify the build file. Looking at the
contents of the build file you'll see that I'm creating an EAR project composed of
an EJB, EJB client and WEB project. The file is very simple.
2. Add this entry to the file
{JBOSS-HOME}\server\default\conf\login-config.xml:
<application-policy name="solicitacoes">
<authentication>
<login-module code="br.urca.solicitacoes.ejb.seguranca.ModuloLogin" flag="required" />
</authentication>
</application-policy>
3. Copy the file solicitacoes-ear-ds.xml to {JBOSS-HOME}
\server\default\deploy. This is
the data source configuration that I'm using. It uses MS SQL Server, but of course
I don't expect that you have this database to test. You can substitute the contents
of this file to work with the datasource you want. It just has to has the name
solicitacoes-ear-ds.xml. I'm using only five database entities in my project. I don't
know if you need to create these entities in your database because the error happens
before I have the change to manipulate any entity in the application. Also, I think
that when JBoss is starting up it doesn't try to see that the tables that are mapped
to the entities really exist in the database. So, I think that it won't be necessary
to create the tables in the database you choose. In case the tables are required to
be created, there is also a file script.sql in the zip file with the table structures.
4. After you deploy the EAR file, type the url in the browser
http://localhost:8080/solicitacoes. You'll see the error. If you comment all the security
section in the web.xml file not to call the login.xhtml page, the error will go away and
the page novasolicitacao.xhtml will show successfully. But when the FORM based authentication
is enabled the error appears.
Major JBAS-8873 Unexpected error forwarding to login page - No active contexts for scope type javax.enterprise.context.RequestScoped
