The sql log shows an insert statment with the password encrypted:
INSERT INTO T30
(............C102,C101........)
VALUES
('..............KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK/BBBBBBB','user1'..............')
SQL> select C101, C102 from aradmin.T30 where C101 =
'user1';
C101
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
C102
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
user1
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK/BBBBBBB
But have not tried this yet.... Any thoughts will be appreciated.
________________________________
De : Frex Popo <[email protected]>
À : "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Envoyé le : Mercredi 26 septembre 2012 13h15
Objet : encrypting a remedy password.
Hi everyone ,
Would anyone
who has done something similar and encountered himself having the situation
could give us some hints on how to resolve this issue with minimum effort i.e.
without making any code changes.
We have a
set of Java API programs which connect to an ARS server and create some forms
data. These scripts read a password from a flat file among other stuff (for
easy maintenance so to say). So without making any changes to any of the Java
code, is there an option of encrypting the password which the java could still
read and pass to the API call which established the remedy connection?
There are
two places where I see the password references in every java script.
remedypassword =
prop.getproperty("remedypass");
setpassword(remedypassword);
This by the
way is a 7.1 server running on a Sun Solaris
5.10 and an Oracle 10.
Any thoughts
would be very much appreciated.
frex
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