BC4J and C++ Clients

Question

Hi,
is there anyone out there who has experiences in using BC4J as application server components and C++ (more precisely Borland C++ Builder) Clients? The BC4J should be depoyed as EJBs to OC4J or (less prefered) as Corba Objects to Visibroker?
Any experiences and info would be very welcome!
Regards
Stefan

Answer 1

Hi Mark,
Check out NetworkCredential and see if this does the magic.
Regards,
Bruce
public string testRightUser_RightPassword()
     string input = "Invocation with right user and password";
     try
          // Create a new instance of CredentialCache.
          CredentialCache credentialCache = new CredentialCache();
          // Create a new instance of NetworkCredential using the client
credentials.                         NetworkCredential credentials = new
NetworkCredential(rightuser, rightpassword);
          // Add the NetworkCredential to the CredentialCache.
          credentialCache.Add(new Uri(client.Url), "Basic", credentials);
          // Add the CredentialCache to the proxy class credentials.
          client.Credentials = credentialCache;
          // Call the method on the proxy class.
          string output = client.echoString(input);
          if ( !output.Equals(input) )
               return "fail, input:" + input.ToString() + " output:" +
output.ToString();
     catch (Exception e)
     return "exception:" + e.Message + "\nClient Credential USER:" +
rightuser + " PASSWORD:" + rightpassword;
return "success";
mark wrote:
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We currently have a running web service that uses the weblogic container authentication
to limit access. All is well with java clients but a user wants to use a C++
client. He has no idea how to pass the user id and password to the container
and obviously, neither do I. The service runs on WL7.0 SP4. Any ideas? The
docs dont provide much guidance.