Spring JMX and OC4J/10g r3, Unauthorized access from application

[DnlCY]

Are you using the magic command...

-Doc4j.jmx.security.proxy.off=true

as a VM argument.

I had similar problem and this command was the solution. Tnks

[bchi49]

What's the alternative to using the command line? thanks. Is there something that needs to be done on the deployment descriptor or security settings?

[gmatthews]

Just guessing, but since it's just a -D param, you could possibly also set it programmatically, e.g. System.getProperties().put("oc4j.jmx.security.prox y.off", "true");

however haven't tried that, and not sure if it would work -- depends on how early in the startup process you manage to programmatically set it.

[bchi49]

I tried something like that via OC4J enterprise manager, but I think it's too late at that point.

I want to avoid disabling that security feature if possible, but not sure how to configure spring to login to the JMX Bean server.