If you are running tomcat with the security manager, you can add an entry
for the soap webapp in the .policy file located in the conf directory, and
then from there you can control access from there. You can control which
ip addresses the webapp will accept connections from.
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On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Tapan Nanawati wrote:
> How can i block my admin client or add a passowrd to
> it?
> http://servername:8080/soap/admin
>
> As of now any body on the internet can go and
> *undeploy* my service. How can I make it read only
> atleast or best to block it with a password.
> cheers
> Tapan
>
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