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Setting Properties<br />

Security Properties<br />

These security properties are specified in the portion of the deployment<br />

descriptor.<br />

Property Type Default Description<br />

ejb.security.transp<br />

ortType<br />

ejb.security.trustI<br />

nClient<br />

Enumerated SECURE_ONLY This property configures the<br />

Quality of Protection of a<br />

particular EJB. If set to<br />

CLEAR_ONLY, only non-secure<br />

connections are accepted<br />

from the client to this EJB.<br />

This is the default setting, if<br />

the EJB does not have any<br />

method permissions.<br />

If set to SECURE_ONLY, only<br />

secure connections are<br />

accepted form the client to<br />

this EJB. This is the default<br />

setting, if the EJB has at<br />

least one method permission<br />

set.<br />

If set to ALL, both secure<br />

and non-secure connections<br />

are accepted from the client.<br />

Setting this property controls<br />

a transport value of the<br />

ServerQoPConfig policy.<br />

See the “Security API”<br />

chapter from the<br />

Programmer's Reference for<br />

details.<br />

java.lang.Boolean False This property configures the<br />

Quality of Protection of a<br />

particular EJB. If set to true,<br />

the EJB container requires<br />

the client to provide an<br />

authenticated identity.<br />

By default, the property is set<br />

to false, if there is at least<br />

one method with no method<br />

permissions set. Otherwise,<br />

it is set to true.<br />

Setting this property controls<br />

a transport value of the<br />

ServerQoPConfig policy. See<br />

the “Security API” chapter<br />

from the Programmer's<br />

Reference for details.<br />

152 BES Developer’s Guide

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