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Enterprise Bean Access
Security
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Under the <assembly-descriptor> section in the ejb-jar.xml file, add the
following elements shown in bold text:
<assembly-descriptor>
<security-role>
<role-name>maximouser</role-name>
</security-role>
<container-transaction>
<method>
<ejb-name>JMSContQueueProcessor-1</ejb-name>
<method-name>*</method-name>
</method>
<trans-attribute>Required</trans-attribute>
</container-transaction>
</assembly-descriptor>
Enterprise Bean Access
The integration gateway implements an Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) as the entry
point for receiving data from an external system. An enterprise bean supports the
basic J2EE security.
Securing Enterprise Bean Access
If J2EE Authentication on the system is enabled, you must enable the security for
each enterprise bean in the deployment descriptors.
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Change the ALLOWDFLTLOGIN value to 0 (false), to force system
authentication.
Under the <enterprise-beans> section of the ejb-jar.xml file, three integration
EJBs (enterprise service, object structure service, and standard service) are
deployed with a default value of 1, no authentication.
The <ejg-name> to service mapping is:
The following code illustrates that the enterprise service is deployed with an
ALLOWDFLTLOGIN value of 1.
<enterprise-beans>
<session id="Session_enterpriseservice">
<ejb-name>enterpriseservice</ejb-name>
<home>psdi.iface.gateway.MEAGatewayHome</home>
<remote>psdi.iface.gateway.MEAGateway</remote>
<local-home>psdi.iface.gateway.MEAGatewayHomeLocal</local-
home>
<local>psdi.iface.gateway.MEAGatewayLocal</local>
<ejb-name>
Service
enterpriseservice
Enterprise Service
mosservice
Object Structure Service
actionservice
Standard Service
Summary of Contents for BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management
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Page 31: ...Integration Framework for User Interface Integration Integration Framework Architecture 17 ...
Page 32: ...Integration Framework for User Interface Integration 18 Integration Guide ...
Page 60: ...Synchronous Inbound Integration Processing 46 Integration Guide ...
Page 122: ...Configuring External Systems 108 Integration Guide ...
Page 142: ...Non queue Error Management 128 Integration Guide ...
Page 154: ...Integration Components 140 Integration Guide ...
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Page 172: ...Writing Custom Handlers 158 Integration Guide ...
Page 176: ...Queue Tables 162 Integration Guide ...
Page 190: ...IBM WebSphere MQ 176 Integration Guide ...
Page 212: ...Inbound Message Receipt 198 Integration Guide ...
Page 226: ...Integration Controls 212 Integration Guide ...
Page 252: ...Predefined External System Modifications 238 Integration Guide ...
Page 263: ...Web Service Queries Integration Queries 249 ...
Page 264: ...Web Service Queries 250 Integration Guide ...
Page 272: ...Integration Web Service Invocations 258 Integration Guide ...
Page 276: ...Multilanguage Attributes 262 Integration Guide ...
Page 293: ...Integration Module Invocation Integration Modules 279 ...
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Page 302: ...Associating a Condition with a Signature Option 288 Integration Guide ...
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