Re: authentication

Hello Ian

You dont have to pre-define the users in the xml-file. 
You can use the Admin-Module (org.exolab.jms.tools.admin) or, in your case, maby write a small application that uses the AdminInterface. Have a look at:
org.exolab.jms.administration.AdminConnectionFactory and
org.exolab.jms.administration.JmsAdminServerIfc.

Unfortunatly OpenJMS (in current version) only supports authentication, not authorization. So it is not possible to limit a users access to one particular queue or topic.

Knut


>I see that openJMS has users and security built in. I am building a
>EJB client-server app and we were using JMS to send some very
>sensitive client data. Is there some way I could easily authenticate
>thousands of users against a topic (or rather, against a certain
>filter) without having to pre-define them in a userse xml document?
>having to make a new user for each new user that signs up is obviously
>unacceptable, so we'll probably drop JMS  if this is not a practical
>solution. any insight would be appreciated.
>thanks,
>Ian
>
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