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#JPPF JMX remote connector.

List of available environment properties:

##Misc:

  • jppf.jmxremote.request.timeout: Maximum time in milliseconds to wait for a JMX request to succeed, default to 15,000 ms

##TLS properties:

  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.enabled: whether to use secure connections via TLS protocol, defaults to false
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.context.protocol: javax.net.ssl.SSLContext protocol, defaults to TLSv1.2
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.enabled.protocols: A list of space-separated enabled protocols, defaults to TLSv1.2
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.enabled.cipher.suites: Space-separated list of enabled cipher suites, defaults to SSLContext.getDefault().getDefaultSSLParameters().getCipherSuites()
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.client.authentication: SSL client authentication level: one of 'none', 'want', 'need', defaults to 'none'
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.client.distinct.truststore: Whether to use a separate trust store for client certificates (server only), defaults to 'false'
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.client.truststore.password: Plain text client trust store password, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.client.truststore.password.source: Client trust store location as an arbitrary source, default to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.client.truststore.file: Path to the client trust store in the file system or classpath, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.client.truststore.source: Client trust store location as an arbitrary source, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.client.truststore.type: Trust store format, defaults to 'jks'
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.truststore.password: Plain text trust store password, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.truststore.password.source: Trust store password as an arbitrary source, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.truststore.file: Path to the trust store in the file system or classpath, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.truststore.source: Trust store location as an arbitrary source, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.truststore.type: Trust store format, defaults to 'jks'
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.keystore.password: Plain text key store password, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.keystore.password.source: Key store password as an arbitrary source, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.keystore.file: Path to the key store in the file system or classpath, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.keystore.source: Key store location as an arbitrary source, defaults to null
  • jppf.jmx.remote.tls.keystore.type: Key store format, defaults to 'jks'

##Authentication and authorization

Authentication is provided as an instance of javax.management.remote.JMXAuthenticator, passed on via the server environment property jmx.remote.authenticator (also the constant javax.management.remote.JMXConnectorServer.AUTHENTICATOR).

On the client side, credentials are passed via the connector environment property jmx.remote.credentials (also the Java constant javax.management.remote.JMXConnector.CREDENTIALS).

Authorization or ACL is provided via the server-side environment property jmx.remote.x.authorization.checker (also the Java constant org.jppf.jmxremote.JPPFJMXConnectorServer.AUTHORIZATION_CHECKER). The value can be either a Class object, representing an implementation of the interface org.jppf.jmxremote.JMXAuthorizationChecker, or a string that contains the fully qualified name of the class.