RE: Using admin.sh to connect to remote OJMS using SecurityEnabled=true?

Grrr....

After digging through the source, I found that adding:

<SecurityConfiguration securityEnabled="true"/>

To my workstation's config file, it prompts me for user/pass.

I couldn't have designed it better :-)

Maybe that should be put in the example config files?

Justin

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Subject: [openjms-user] Using admin.sh to connect to remote OJMS using
SecurityEnabled=true?


Sorry for the bad netiquette, reposting in plain text:

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Hi all,

Just getting OpenJMS up and running, and I have a quick question.

I have OJMS running on a Linux box as a headless server, but I'd like to
be able to use the admin tool from a workstation.  I have all of this
working fine, until I set securityEnabled="true". 

How can I pass authentication credentials into the admin app?

Justin


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