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Hello,
I have a java application (on Windows) that runs as a background job
and needs to connect to an Oracle 9i server on a Solaris machine on
same network backbone. As per network security guys, database
passwords must change every 3 months. Recompiling Java programs with
new password every three months is really not a good solution.
As program runs as a daemon, prompting database password everytime it
starts is not a practical situation. Security guys also rule out
storage of password on disk in a flat file that can be read on each
applicaton restart.
As this java program runs as a windows background job (as NT service) using a domain username password, is it possible that somehow I can get authenticated to Oracle with same domain account transparently... I will be using JDBC to connect to Oracle.
(I also need to do this for C++ programs on Windows and Oracle on Windows, Linux, Solaaris or AIX)..
Thanks and regards
D Goyal Received on Fri Oct 29 2004 - 20:03:29 CDT