Hi David, I assume you're talking about encrypting the stored URL string, and not about encrypting the details sent over the wire to the broker. I think the only way to do this is to store it in a secure JNDI context, e.g. one provided by a Java application server. This is in line with the approach commonly taken for making JDBC connections from JEE apps.
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