Changes for page Engine_XalanJ

Last modified by Nicolas Gregoire on 2012/01/31 17:35
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67 67  == JDBC connectivity ==
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69 69  It is possible to use XSLT to connect to any database having a corresponding installed JDBC driver.
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71 +|=Namespace|=Extension function|=PoC
72 +|org.apache.xalan.lib.sql.XConnection|new(), query() and close()|[[xalanj-jdbc-query.xsl>>attach:xalanj-jdbc-query.xsl]]
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74 +The [[xalanj-jdbc-query.xsl>>attach:xalanj-jdbc-query.xsl]] PoC simply connects to a local MySQL database using some hard-coded credentials, executes a query and displays the result. The [[xalanj-jdbc-bruteforce.xsl>>attach:xalanj-jdbc-bruteforce.xsl]] one will read some tuples (JDBC driver, database URL, username, passsword) in a XML file ([[xalanj-jdbc-bruteforce.xml>>attach:xalanj-jdbc-bruteforce.xml]]) and try to login with each one, effectively brute-forcing credentials from the engine side (usually on the backend ;-).