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Enabling Authentication and Authorization for the EAI JMS Transport

Authentication and authorization can be configured on JMS servers to protect JMS destinations. Oracle supports the following scenarios for use in the Siebel application:

• Require username and password to perform a JNDI lookup.
• Require username and password to create connections to the JMS server.
• Require username and password to send, receive, publish, subscribe from, or subscribe to JMS destinations that have the authorization enforced by a JMS server.

The responsibility of the Siebel EAI JMS Transport business service as a JMS client is twofold:

• Provides configuration mechanism and read credentials from the Siebel application configuration file.
• Establishes proper security context for executing privileged operations.

The following authentication and authorization topics are also discussed:

• About JMS Credential Specification
• Configuring Credentials in JNDI
• Configuring Credentials in JMS
• Configuring Against Oracle WebLogic
• Configuring Against TIBCO
• Configuring Against IBM WebSphere MQ
• About Security Configuration on the JMS Server