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You have There are three options to get a enable HTTP authentication for JOC:

• Configure ./config/scheduler.xml
• Configure an Apache and use it as a proxy
• Configure the Jetty plugin

Configure ./config/scheduler.xml

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You can use JOE to configure the user name and password for authentication by the following steps:

• Open the ./config/scheduler.xml

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• file in JOE via Ctrl+O
• Goto HTTPServer->HTTP Authentication
• Enter User Name and Password
• Click the Encrypt button
• Click the Apply button
• Save the configuration via Ctrl+S

Then Add the http.authenticationuser element into is inserted to the ./config/scheduler.xml file; see also http://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/en/scheduler.doc/xml/http.authentication.xml

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   <http_server>
     <http_directory path="$\{SCHEDULER_DATA\}/" url_path="/scheduler_data/"/>
     <http_directory path="$\{SCHEDULER_HOME\}/" url_path="/scheduler_home/"/>
            
     <http.authentication>
       <http.users>
         <http.user name="admin" password_md5="21232F297A57A5A743894A0E4A801FC3"/>
       </http.users>
     </http.authentication>
   </http_server>

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You can use JOE to configure user name and password for the authentication by the following steps:

• Open the ./config/scheduler.xml in JOE via Ctrl+O
• Goto HTTPServer->HTTP Authtication
• Enter User Name and Password
• Click to the Encrypt button
• Click to the Apply button
• Save the configuration via Ctrl+S

Configure an Apache and use it as a proxy

Look at "Running the JOC behind an Apache Proxy" for more details

Configure the Jetty plugin

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Configure Apache for use as a Proxy

see How to operate JOC with an Apache Proxy

Configure the Jetty Plugin

See How to operate JobScheduler with Jetty

 Look at "How to run JobScheduler with Jetty" for more details