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Using Basic Authentication with JMS
If the connection between a JMS application and the Broker is secured through basic authentication, you first need to configure and enable basic authentication on the Broker Server. That process is detailed in Configuring SSL for Broker Server .
When creating durable subscribers and queue clients for basic authentication secured JMS applications, you will need to supply the basic authentication user name and authorization identities for the JMS application.
For information about using the JMSAdmin command-line utility to configure basic authentication for JMS, see the webMethods Broker Messaging Programmer’s Guide.