IBM WebSphere V5.0 Security - CGISecurity

For example, integral-jms-authorization.xml can grant read, write permissions
on queues and Pub, Sub and Persist permissions on topics.
2. Edit the item in the XML file to create a list of user
IDs who has administrative access over all queues. Administrative access is
needed to create queues and perform other administrative operations on
queues.
Example 7-6 Queue administrators configuration
quser01
quser02
In this example, quser01 and quser02 have administrative rights over all
queues.
3. Edit section to define the default permissions
for all queues. If this section is not defined then security constraints are valid
only for those user IDs we define explicitly. This configuration will be
overridden for a specific queue if a section is created for that
particular queue.
Example 7-7 Queue default permissions
read
4. To define access permissions at the queue level, in the XML file create a
node. and define the following elements.
– is the name of the queue.
– defines the default public access permissions. If you don’t specify
security constraints for a particular use, then these public attributes would
apply.
– defines the access permissions for each user ID.
• is the user ID you want to assign specific attributes.
• is an access permission for the associated user ID.
Example 7-8 Queue permissions
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