jbe properties
Hi,
currently I'm starting jbe by passing all the parameters
including -userId and -pass
However, this actually enables an intruder to get the credentials of a
JazzUsers kind of account (e.g. by typing ps uax on Linux)
I would use sort of properties file instead. I have tried jbe.ini or
eclipse.ini, but it seems jbe ignores it.
Thanks,
Roman
currently I'm starting jbe by passing all the parameters
including -userId and -pass
However, this actually enables an intruder to get the credentials of a
JazzUsers kind of account (e.g. by typing ps uax on Linux)
I would use sort of properties file instead. I have tried jbe.ini or
eclipse.ini, but it seems jbe ignores it.
Thanks,
Roman
One answer
See workitem 36192
Roman Smirak wrote:
Roman Smirak wrote:
Hi,
currently I'm starting jbe by passing all the parameters
including -userId and -pass
However, this actually enables an intruder to get the credentials of a
JazzUsers kind of account (e.g. by typing ps uax on Linux)
I would use sort of properties file instead. I have tried jbe.ini or
eclipse.ini, but it seems jbe ignores it.
Thanks,
Roman