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Can you parse the config file and decrypt the credentials from the Perl program? If you absolutely need to get the connection attributes from the Java object I have to echo what Paladin said - look into Inline::Java, but I haven't done this myself.

In reply to Re^3: Dazed/Confused from previous posts on how to call Java method from Perl by iguanodon
in thread Dazed/Confused from previous posts on how to call Java method from Perl by rgwest61

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