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TOKEN_AUTH=OCI_TOKEN in case of OCI IAM, or It overrides the connection string setting of If you pass a token using this method, then This methodĪccepts a token value that the application obtains from theĪuthentication service. Method for authentication with a database access token. =/home/user1/mytokens/jwtbearertokenĬall the OracleConnectionBuilder.accessToken # Specify the location of the Bearer token location You can perform this in the following ways:įile # Enable the OAUTH authentication mode

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The database verifies the token with a public key While connecting to the database, the JDBC application provides a Generic support for OAuth 2.0, which also includes support for Azure Active
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In Oracle Database release 21c (21.6.0.0.1), the JDBC Thin drivers provide Support for Network Encryption and Integrity This chapter contains the following sections:

You can set the system properties mentioned in the file or direct values for permissions as per your requirement. This file contains permissions like:Ī few mandatory permissions that are always required, for example, permission "user.name", "read" Ī few driver-specific permissions, for example, JDBC OCI driver needs permission "loadLibrary.ocijdbc12" Ī few feature-based permissions, for example, permissions related to XA, XDB, FCF and so on You can either use this file itself as your Java policy file, or get contents from this file and add the content in your Java policy file. The ojdbc.policy file contains the granted permissions that you need to run your application in control environment of the Java Security Manager.
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If you want to use the security policy file for JDBC ojdbc.policy, then you can download the file from the following link:
