external java app use datasources defined
in Coldfusion?
Thanks Doug and Charlie. I will try to define and use the JNDI datasources.
One question. If I define a JNDI datasource with the user name and password
while defining, then do I need to reenter user name and password again in
CFAdmin when I
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I've used the approach Charlie outlined before. In both the JMC
Hello,
We have some java application using its own datasource to connect
to the database. This requires either hardcoding username and password or
put it in a config file. Is there a way for this jav app to use
datasources defined in Coldfusion so that java app can share the same db
You have to dig into the Admin API, but it can be done. You have to
pass the datasource into the java object from CF.
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Hello,
We have some java application using its own datasource to
connect to the database. This requires
not the
case, I suppose Andy's way will be the only one (but I just don't know).
/charlie
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But of course any of those configs is vulnerable to the password being
stolen. Its an interesting problem for production boxes and one I
hope to see a whitepaper from Foundstone on soon... ;-)
There are some products out there that allow credentials to be
checked out when needed (think
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Hello,
We have some java application using
require extending or modifying your login component.
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Hello
I've used the approach Charlie outlined before. In both the JMC and
CFAdmin tools the dsn password is encrypted in the xml file.
DK
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But of course any of those configs is vulnerable to the password being
stolen. Its an interesting problem for
Encrypted with a symmetric encryption routine or possibly encoded.
Then the key storage becomes an issue, because it clearly can't be
stored securely if the server can restart on its own. This is the
same route a lot of servers like WebSphere use and is known to be
easily
external java app use datasources defined in
Coldfusion?
I've used the approach Charlie outlined before. In both the JMC and
CFAdmin tools the dsn password is encrypted in the xml file.
DK
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But of course any of those configs is vulnerable
in a pinch.
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I would never, ever use
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