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The new BlazeDS JMSAdapter allows to pass connection-level credentials to JMS

I want to point out for the readers of this blog (mainly Java, Flex and Livecycle developers) an article I published on my personal blog :
Passing connection-level credentials to the JMSAdapter of BlazeDS
One of the limit if the Messaging Services of Livecycle Data Services is the inability to define a username and password in the configuration file to pass them to the JMS.
I discovered that in BlazeDS there is a new JMSAdapter that allows you to set the connection-level credentials passing the username and password.
The new connection-credentials XML node sets the the username and password used while creating the JMS connection.As the documentation said, use only if JMS connection level authentication is being used :



...

Topic
javax.jms.TextMessage
jms/flex/TopicConnectionFactory

jms/topic/flex/simpletopic

NON_PERSISTENT
DEFAULT_PRIORITY
"true"
AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE

1

For many developers this new features supported by the JMSAdapter could be very appreciated and could solve problems in many different scenarios where the authentication is required in JMS.

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