Re: Disable Command Line Tools?

[Kimbro Staken]

If you're embedding the server and don't ever need to access it remotely 
you can just remove APIService from system.xml and that will remove all 
CORBA access to the system which will stop the client tools. Of course it 
will also remove all XML:DB API access too since the API uses CORBA under 
the covers. So if your using the XML:DB API then you can't turn off CORBA.

Beyond that there isn't really any way to turn the command line tools off.
 You could of course just remove the tools, but that won't stop someone 
from installing their own copy.

On Friday, February 15, 2002, at 02:47 PM, Kanarinka wrote:
Hello,
We are interested in using Xindice to help with data management on a
Java application that we are building. We don't want our users to be
able to directly access & modify the databases (except through the
application). The most likely point of entry we would like to restrict
is the command line tools. Is there an easy way to disable the command
line tools?
Cheers!
Catie

Kimbro Staken
XML Database Software, Consulting and Writing
http://www.xmldatabases.org/