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1. Re: HornetQ security with multiple *-hornetq-jms.xml files
skidvd Feb 9, 2012 5:07 PM (in response to skidvd)I have figured out that you can also create multiple *-hornet1-configuration.xml files. Each of these can be sparsely populated. So I can create a separte *-hornetq-configuration.xml file for each individual queue that just contains a <security-settings> element. This works. However, it does create an unfortunate dual point of maintenance for the queue definition and the associated security config in separate files. However, it is functional.
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2. Re: HornetQ security with multiple *-hornetq-jms.xml files
awelynant Feb 22, 2012 3:27 PM (in response to skidvd)Just checking, but do you mean you can define something like group1-hornetq-jms.xml, group2-hornetq-jms.xml, and group3-hornet-jms.xml and hornetq will load them each? Do you need to configure anything else differently to load the seperate hornetq-jms.xml files? Or am I totally mis-reading these posts?
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3. Re: HornetQ security with multiple *-hornetq-jms.xml files
skidvd Feb 22, 2012 5:02 PM (in response to awelynant)Yes, you can have group1-hornetq-jms.xml, group2-hornetq-jms.xml and group3-hornetq-jms.xml files to define the various queues/topics you want for each group. You can also have group1-hornetq-configuration.xml, group2-hornetq-configuration.xml and group3-hornetq-configuration.xml files to define specific <security-settings> for the addresses you creates in the former files.
All will be picked up as based upon these names without any additional configuration.