Re: [Ejtools-users] Authentication

[Laurent E. <eti...@no...>]

Hi,

Are you talking about the Web version of the JMX Browser ?
If so, then authentication can be done through the standard way with=20
J2EE Web Applications, which means JAAS API. You have to configure the=20=

container with the proper configuration and edit the web.xml file in=20
the JMX Browser war. Other authentication support would be possible=20
through a modification of source code.

Laurent.

Le 2 juin 04, =E0 19:14, McClure, Timothy J(GE Infrastructure) a =E9crit =
:

> We have reviewed your product, been impressed and feel it will suit=20
> our needs.  The only issue we have is one of authentication.  I=20
> noticed that for security purposes one could restrict the browser=20
> access to localhost.  However we need the capability for a user to=20
> have to authenticate themselves to us before allowing them to use=20
> ejtool.  Is it possible to restrict the access to ejtools except=20
> through a link on one of our web pages after user has logged in?  Is=20=

> this possible in Tomcat?  Do you have some other authentication=20
> support?
>
> Tim McClre
>
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