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Posted to users@servicemix.apache.org by Ryan Moquin <fr...@gmail.com> on 2009/09/11 23:44:54 UTC
CXF security equivalent for SMX 4.
I have been struggling trying to find out how to configure my jaxws security
for my CXF SUs in servicemix 4. Some of the properties files that were in
servicemix 3 that defined certificate passwords and users are gone. Is
there another method for defining those things?
Thanks for any help!
Ryan
Re: CXF security equivalent for SMX 4.
Posted by Ryan Moquin <fr...@gmail.com>.
I'm still trying to figure out how this works in Servicemix 4. I was
looking at the 2009.01 cxf-bc component unit tests again trying to see if
there is something I've missed, but the only thing I see that I don't have
is:
<sm:broker>
<sm:securedBroker>
<sm:authorizationMap>
<sm:authorizationMap>
<sm:authorizationEntries>
<sm:authorizationEntry service="*:*" roles="admin" />
</sm:authorizationEntries>
</sm:authorizationMap>
</sm:authorizationMap>
</sm:securedBroker>
</sm:broker>
I do see a groups.properties in the security directory, but it doesn't
appear to be used in the security configurations. I know that in Servicemix
3.x, the groups.properties was referenced by the servicemix.xml
configuration, same for users-passwords.properties. In smx4, those files
don't appear to exist and the only place you could put them, "etc", doesn't
work because smx4 will complain that it can't deploy them. I also notice in
the Fuse ESB 4.1 distribution, there is no longer a security example for
CXF, where there was in Fuse ESB 3.4. I guess I'm just wondering if there
is a different way security should be configured for jaas?
On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 5:44 PM, Ryan Moquin <fr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have been struggling trying to find out how to configure my jaxws
> security for my CXF SUs in servicemix 4. Some of the properties files that
> were in servicemix 3 that defined certificate passwords and users are gone.
> Is there another method for defining those things?
>
> Thanks for any help!
>
> Ryan
>