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My company's cyber security folks say that having TRACE enabled in glassfish (or any server) is a vulnerability. They want me to disable TRACE in glassfish. The glassfish folks say: put this line in the domain.xml. <property name="enableTrace" value="false"/> When I do this, I can no longer start glassfish from the netbeans services tab, and I suspect that TRACE is crucial to the tight integration between netbeans and glassfish. Can you please advise me on this? Is there any way for me to make my cyber security people happy and yet still enjoy some of the nice integration between these two great products?
i just tried to replicate this on Windows Vista with NB 6.1 and GF V2 UR 2... I could not replicate the problem. The server started and I was able to interact with it (deploy apps, view deployed resource properties, etc...) If this is still a problem, please reopen the issue and include more detailed information to help us replicate it. One very important thing to attach would be the log file for the server/domain that doesn't want to start. Another valuable bit of info would be the domain.xml file... A description of how you added the property to the domain.xml would be useful, too.