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I am using the library com.azure.spring:azure-spring-boot-starter-servicebus-jms:3.14.0 and I am trying to avoid the usage of a connection string by using a managed identity, but I wasn't able to find anything related on the internet. I also examined the library and I haven't seen any support for TokenCredential what Microsoft usually supports.

So the question is whether it is currently supported by the library or not?

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In short, no.

The JMS API itself has no support for a "managed identity" or any kind of TokenCredetial object.

The JMS client implementation used here is Qpid JMS and it also has no support for a "managed identity" or any kind of TokenCredetial object.

Justin Bertram
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