Use WebLogic Admin defined role in EJB permission

Hi all!
Can someone please tell me how it's possible to:
- Define a role in WebLogic Admin console and use it in the EJB permissions.
OR
- Define custom attributes (like hours of access) to the roles in the xml descriptors.
thanks in advance,
Richard

Hi Slavik
>Will it always work ?
What do you mean?
>Have I made everything to make it work ?
Yes, it shall work.
>Is there a way to make the role-group mapping programmatically ?
In fact the operation belongs to administrative or configuration phase of your App's life cycle. Naturally It's not a developer's responsibility. From other point of view at development time you cannot predict UME roles/groups that will be on J2EE server during application deployment. Developer cannot predict even target J2EE server. Different servers can have own UME roles/groups.
Still at development time it's possible to design very restricted mapping. There are three constants 'all', 'administrators', 'guests' which you can use in XML descriptors. These constants will be mapped to the corresponding UME roles during deployment.
BR, Siarhei

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