Hi all,
I use the Business Rules Server to deploy rules packages and I use the
URL feature to consume them. It works fine but I am concern about
security in rules requests.
I've seen in the documentation that we can use SSL for BRMS login
security but what about url requests to rules packages ??
Regards,
Carl
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Carl,
I have the exact same concern. I posted a similar question several days
ago but didn't get any replies.
Have you deployed BRMS behind SSL? I haven't so far, so can't say if the
RulesAgent can use https URLs.
Also, have you been able to enable security? Which app server are you
using?
If security is enabled and BRMS login is password protected, how would
the RulesAgent be able to consume packages from the URLs without using a
username/password?
I'll keep you posted if I discover anything in this regard.
Thanks,
Vikas
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Subject: [rules-users] https package url
Hi all,
I use the Business Rules Server to deploy rules packages and I use the
URL feature to consume them. It works fine but I am concern about
security in rules requests.
I've seen in the documentation that we can use SSL for BRMS login
security but what about url requests to rules packages ??
Regards,
Carl
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Thank you Vikas,
I use JBoss AS for testing rith now but we're planning to use weblogic later.
We're just testing so by now I haven't try to use security login ...
I'll also keep you updated (and everybody on the mailing list !!)
Carl
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Carl,
I have the exact same concern. I posted a similar question several days ago but didn't
get any replies.
Have you deployed BRMS behind SSL? I haven't so far, so can't say if the
RulesAgent can use https URLs.
Also, have you been able to enable security? Which app server are you using?
If security is enabled and BRMS login is password protected, how would the RulesAgent be
able to consume packages from the URLs without using a username/password?
I'll keep you posted if I discover anything in this regard.
Thanks,
Vikas
_____
From: rules-users-bounces(a)lists.jboss.org [mailto:rules-users-bounces@lists.jboss.org] On
Behalf Of Cabou, Carl
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 8:49 AM
To: Rules Users List
Subject: [rules-users] https package url
Hi all,
I use the Business Rules Server to deploy rules packages and I use the URL feature to
consume them. It works fine but I am concern about security in rules requests.
I've seen in the documentation that we can use SSL for BRMS login security but what
about url requests to rules packages ??
Regards,
Carl
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