How can I enable Oracle Advanced Security encryption on the JDBC Oracle Thin driver with a WebLogic JDBC Connection Pool?
Oracle Advanced Security encryption relies on features available through connection properties in the JDBC driver from Oracle. You can specify connection properties in a WebLogic JDBC connection pool in the Properties attribute. This attribute is available on the JDBC Connection Pool > Configuration > General tab in the Administration Console. When WebLogic Server creates database connections for the connection pool, it passes the properties to the JDBC driver so that connections are created with the specified properties.
A. Oracle Advanced Security encryption relies on features available through connection properties in the JDBC driver from Oracle. You can specify connection properties in a WebLogic JDBC connection pool in the Properties attribute. This attribute is available on the JDBC Connection Pool —> Configuration —> General tab in the Administration Console. When WebLogic Server creates database connections for the connection pool, it passes the properties to the JDBC driver so that connections are created with the specified properties. For example, to enable Oracle Advanced Security encryption, you may want to specify the following options: Properties: user=SCOTT oracle.net.encryption_client=ACCEPTED oracle.net.encryption_types_client=RC4_256 oracle.net.crypto_checksum_client=ACCEPTED protocol=thin Note: See the Oracle documentation for details about required properties for Oracle Advanced Security encryption. Properties listed above are for illustration only. The resulting entry in the config.
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