Tim Bain wrote
> My jetty.xml file has only your second bean, not the first one (and our
> users list in jetty-realm.properties includes only admin users), and
> authentication works, so commenting out your entire securityConstraint
> bean
> seems like an easy way to simplify your config and see if authentication
> works in that simpler configuration.
> 
> If that works, then you can dig into why adding your second bean fails.
> I'd start by validating your assumption that you're supposed to be able to
> have more than one securityConstraint in the first place; the instructions
> on the web site reference uncommenting **a** security constraint config
> (not multiple of them), so I'd make sure that what you're assuming to be
> legal really is.

I have found that the jetty.xml file is OK; the issue was more to do with
the authentication plugin that I specified in activemq.xml. I'll create a
new thread for this.

Thanks,

Mark



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