greenapple wrote:
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> Say a new application yyy requested to use JMS.
>
> My job as a JMS admin is to create the queues needed (on the fly), add
> users and groups (on the fly) and grant permissions to certain users and
> groups to read/write/both/etc (also on the fly).
>
> By on the fly, I m
Thanks Abdul for your time,
Exactly I am trying to do the following:
Say a new application yyy requested to use JMS.
My job as a JMS admin is to create the queues needed (on the fly), add users
and groups (on the fly) and grant permissions to certain users and groups to
read/write/both/etc (al
Right. OK, there are a couple of different issues.
1) If ALL you want to do is add users and the permissions of the users will
be set up entirely in the activemq.sql file, then you would just need to
create a JAAS auth realm and if you say want to use JDBC then write or
acquire a JDBC JAAS auth m
Thanks Abdul and Dejan,
Do you need an LDAP server to use LDAP authorization? My knowledge is
minimal in LDAP.
I found out through trial and error that you can add users on the fly using
JAAS authentication and by editing users.properties and groups.properties
But somehow, doing this does not s
greenapple wrote:
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> I have activemq running and a new user asks for an account. Is it possible
> to add users and groups on the fly to the list of users and groups in
> activemq without restarting it?
>
> If so, how? Can I do it programmatically?
>
Well, you'd need to have an implementati
I think the only way at the moment is to use LDAP JAAS login module (
http://activemq.apache.org/maven/activemq-jaas/apidocs/org/apache/activemq/jaas/LDAPLoginModule.html).
The appropriate relational database solution is still to come.
Cheers
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Dejan Bosanac
www.scriptinginjava.net
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