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Hiding database connection strings from xml file
Hi ,
I have a configuration file with the following structure: <CONFIG> <DEFAULTS operator="oraread"> <PROPERTY name="hostname" value="myhostname"/> <PROPERTY name="port" value="12343"/> <PROPERTY name="dbname" value="dbname"/> <PROPERTY name="connectstring" value="connectstring"/> </DEFAULTS> </CONFIG> I read these parameters and pass hing to unix script that opens a sql connection based on the supplied parameters. Now problem is that any user can read this file. Is there a better way to hide these configuration parameters so that they can be acessed by specific programs(like setting them on the .profile)? |
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