Propagation of ctx between EJB and JSP

Hello,
Does anybody know how to propagate the Security
Context between EJB and JSP so that when I login in my JSP page the user will be after recognized in my EJB system ?
Thanks
Francesco

try this...as a test..
take a simple Contact ejb (as simple as you can make it, just a name and email address). In the ejb-jar.xml set up a role, for example, user, and restrict the access to only this role for all methods.
try to access the ejb from a jsp, and you should get the login form identified in your web.xml file.
make sure that the ejb is noted in the web.xml file, also.
this should work...
no try this...identify a role in your web.xml file, (user, for example) and restrict the access to the a particular jsp which is not calling the ejb. IF you navigate to this jsp, you should get the login prompt...
this should work....
now the tough part
in your application.xml create a role with the same name, user. By doing this, you have created a global role, and connect the two together.
Now point your browser to the restricted jsp with no calls to the ejb...you should get the login, so login in.
now navigate to your jsp which is unrestricted, but calls the restricted ejb...
there should now be no login prompt.
This should work.

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