I implemented an own LoginModule for a custom authentication process due to the need for find granular access control. The LoginModule looks like that:
In the project I\'m working on, we are using OpenEJB as a framework to test our EJB. We construct an InitialContext programatically, and use it to get the transaction manager and the various EJB.
Is it possible to use JAAS with GlassFish but using my custom tables ? I\'ve got a mapping like this tbUser -> user_roles <- tbRoles
I\'ve configured my Java EE app to use declarative security with JAAS (I\'ve even implemented a custom LoginModule). The problem is that every time I change the url path (e.g. from http://mysite/restr
I got to use the LdapLoginModule http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/jre/api/security/jaas/spec/com/sun/security/auth/module/LdapLoginModule.html together with Microsoft Active Directory in searc
I\'m so new to Spring and Spring security , we have an extended java application (not web application) and trying touse spring as a framework.
I\'m trying to understand how the JAAS principal propagates to the Business/EJB tier from web tier. I\'ve read that the if the roles/realm is configured in login-config & security-context of web.
The following code snippet, sourced from Core Java Vol 2 (7th Ed), shows how to create an SHA1 and an MD5 fingerprint using Java.
I\'m trying to use a custom JAAS authentication module for a web based application hosted on JBoss 5.1.0.GA. So everything seems to be working fine, until the number of users increases and sessions (s
I have problem with creating easy authorization using jaas, Glassfish v3.1 and server 3.0. I configure web.xml, sun-web.xml and done according to David Heffelfinger\'s book \"Java EE 6 with GlassFish
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