Hi,
I probably should know this, but the customer is worried about a security issue. I don't think
that it is a problem, but its better to ask and be sure.
In my flex client, I have a dialog where a user can enter a password. I then take the password
and send it to my property provider. This password is normal text, I do nothing to encode it before sending
it over. Is this ok? I think that the connection is secure, but please confirm this, or should I encode it before sending?
Thanks for the info
Cathy
Yes, the Data Manager API uses the secure AMF channel. Likewise if your plugin is calling a custom java service you should use "/.../messagebroker/amfsecure" for the proxy channel URI as shown in the SDK samples.
Yes, the Data Manager API uses the secure AMF channel. Likewise if your plugin is calling a custom java service you should use "/.../messagebroker/amfsecure" for the proxy channel URI as shown in the SDK samples.
Many thanks Laurent,
I thought so, but was just checking. No I send the password to the vCenter, using HostSystem.updateIPMI(), so that goes over a soap connection, and must be ok as well. Am I right?
Cathy
I can't say since I don't know your setup. You are responsible for ensuring the security of your communications between your java component running on the Web Client server and any back-end.