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1. Need ideas for securing a JMS based server process and database    stackoverflow.com

I have a tool that is distributed freely as an Eclipse plugin, which means that I can't track who uses it or ask them to register. Every client tool communicate via a ...

2. Solaris JMS Client connect to Weblogic 11g t3s security problem    stackoverflow.com

When I try to connect Weblogic t3s protocol in Solaris Server, it shows this error: 

java.lang.IllegalStateException: Not enough cryptography available to enable a cipher suite!
        ...

3. WMQ special consideration for WAS clients?    stackoverflow.com

We have a WMQ - WAS/JMS client setup through server connection channels where we are trying to put in security through user Ids. Now, we set up a local user id on ...

4. End to end security with WMQ AMS    stackoverflow.com

I have to encrypt messages with WMQ Advanced Message Security. What do I need to do in my program or .bindings file to make it work?

5. Securing JMS Communication with an Application Certificate    stackoverflow.com

I have a client application using the Eclipse Workbench framework. I'd like my client app to connect/subscribe to a JMS topic using a certificate provided in the jar file. ...

6. JMS / Hornetq = How to secure in Untrusted Networks?    stackoverflow.com

I know that HornetQ offers

  1. Netty SSL Transport
  2. A Role Based Security Model
My Use-Case: My HornetQ Server will/should be running on a public host (=the service bound to a public IP) that everone ...

7. What is MQSecurityExit in WebSphere MQ Java classes?    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to find some documentation on what is MQSecurityExit and how do we actually implement it in Java. I just have a very little idea on this - like ...

8. Is opening JBOSS-JMS port 1099/1098 compromises security?    stackoverflow.com

We am trying to send the chat messages to JMS queue. We are using JBoss for JMS. Our JBoss is behind a secure gateway. If we open a port 1099/1098 (for JMS) ...