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Java Session Service (JSS) Properties
EJB Security Properties
Property Type Description Default
ejb.security.transportType Enumeration This property configures the None
(CLEAR_ONLY,
SECURE_ONLY, ALL)
Quality of Protection of a
particular EJB.
If set to CLEAR_ONLY, only nonsecure
connections are
accepted from the client to this
EJB. This is the default setting,
if the EJB does not have any
method permissions.
If set to SECURE_ONLY, only secure
connections are accepted form
the client to this EJB. This is the
default setting, if the EJB has at
least one method permission
set.
If set to ALL, both secure and
non-secure connections are
accepted from the client.
Setting this property controls a
transport value of the
ServerQoPConfig policy.
ejb.security.trustInClient Boolean This property configures the
Quality of Protection of a
particular EJB. If set to true, the
EJB container requires the
client to provide an
authenticated identity. By
default, the property is set to
false, if there is at least one
method with no method
permissions set. Otherwise, it is
set to true. Setting this property
controls a transport value of the
ServerQoPConfig policy.
Java Session Service (JSS) Properties
JSS can run as part of standalone EJB container (-jss option) or as part of a Partition.
As a “Partition service”, JSS Configuration information is located in each Partition's
data directory in the partition.xml file. By default, this file is located in the following
directory:
/var/domains//configurations/
/mos//adm/properties/
For example, for a Partition named “standard”, by default the JSS configuration
information is located in:
/var/domains//configurations/
/mos/standard/adm/properties/partition.xml
For more information, go to Chapter 30, “Partition XML reference.”
Otherwise, for the location of a Partition data directory, go to the configuration.xml file
located in:
/var/domains//configurations//
and search for the Partition Managed Object directory attribute: