Allow /@TNS connections using Oracle Wallet (Secure External Password Store) - #230
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…d automatically by jdbc driver. So `cli` will only use the ORACLE_HOME resolution when TNS_ADMIN is not defined. Removed `oraclepki` as pom dependency. It is now delivered together with jdbc as part of java-api 3.2.5.
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Closes #225. Partly addresses #172: the password no longer has to appear on the command line.
Summary
utplsqlnow accepts a connect string with no user or password. The JDBC driver then reads the credentials from an Oracle Wallet, the same waysqlplus /@MYDBand SQLcl do:Details
TNS_ADMINhandling (DataSourceProvider)tnsnames.oraandojdbc.properties(where the wallet location goes) from theTNS_ADMINenvironment variable on its own.oracle.net.tns_admintoORACLE_HOME/network/adminonly when neither-Doracle.net.tns_adminnorTNS_ADMINis set. Previously it set the property wheneverORACLE_HOMEwas set, and because the property takes precedence in the driver, that silently overrodeTNS_ADMIN.-Doracle.net.tns_adminstill overrides everything.Behaviour change
If both
TNS_ADMINandORACLE_HOMEare set and point to different directories,TNS_ADMINnow wins, because the CLI no longer overrides it with theORACLE_HOMEpath. This matches how Oracle client tools resolve it. Connect strings that worked before are parsed the same way.