BEA WebLogic Server 9.1 Security Schema Reference

http://www.bea.com/ns/weblogic/90/security
element delegate-m-bean-authorization

Model
<delegate-m-bean-authorization>boolean</delegate-m-bean-authorization>
Disallowed substitutions (block)
none (extensions, restrictions and substitutions are allowed)
Substitution group exclusion (final)
none (extensions and restrictions are allowed)
Usage
Documentation

The MBean that represents configuration attributes for the security realm.

A security realm contains a set of security configuration settings, including the list of security providers to use (for example, for authentication and authorization).

Code using security can either use the default security realm for the domain or refer to a particular security realm by name (by using the JMX display name of the security realm).

One security realm in the WebLogic domain must have the DefaultRealm attribute set to true. The security realm with the DefaultRealm attribute set to true is used as the default security realm for the WebLogic domain. Note that other available security realms must have the DefaultRealm attribute set to false.

When WebLogic Server boots, it locates and uses the default security realm. The security realm is considered active since it is used when WebLogic Server runs. Any security realm that is not used when WebLogic Server runs is considered inactive. All active security realms must be configured before WebLogic Server is boots.

Since security providers are scoped by realm, the Realm attribute on a security provider must be set to the realm that uses the provider.

MBean: RealmMBean

Fundamental Facets
equality, non-numeric, unbounded, unordered, finit value space
White Space Processing
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BEA WebLogic Server 9.1 Security Schema Reference

Version: 9.1