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The Domain's access code can be added using a property to the OEClientPrincipalFilter bean: b
roperty name="key" value="xxxx" / The value of the property can one of : a) a clear-text string (what you may want to use in development mode for debugging) b) an encoded string (what you may want to use in a production mode for security) The encoded string follows the same pattern used for passing encoded passwords to things like -U, client-principal:initialize(), etc. To generate the encoded string first run $DLC/bin/genpassword -password "clear-text-password" It will produce a hex-binary encoded string. Next, append the hex-binary encode string to "oech1::" to get the 'key' property's value. example: $DLC/bin/genpassword -password "password" 20333c34252a2137 broperty name="key" value="oech1::20333c34252a2137" /
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roperty name="key" value="xxxx" / The value of the property can one of : a) a clear-text string (what you may want to use in development mode for debugging) b) an encoded string (what you may want to use in a production mode for security) The encoded string follows the same pattern used for passing encoded passwords to things like -U, client-principal:initialize(), etc. To generate the encoded string first run $DLC/bin/genpassword -password "clear-text-password" It will produce a hex-binary encoded string. Next, append the hex-binary encode string to "oech1::" to get the 'key' property's value. example: $DLC/bin/genpassword -password "password" 20333c34252a2137 broperty name="key" value="oech1::20333c34252a2137" /Continue reading...