I am working on a grails web application which uses Apache Shiro for authentication purpose. Now I have been asked to implement SSO and Active directory integration to this application. Since I am new
Very very basic question. Is there a way to specify the package (when doing shiro-quick-start) where to place ShiroUser and ShiroRole classes at?
I\'ve been struggling with a configuration which requires a knowledge in AOP. i must admit that AOP is that part i\'m trying to get for a while without success.
I\'ve been doing some comparisons between Apache Shiro and Spring Security - I\'m really loving the security model that Shiro uses and believe it to be far cleaner that Spring Security.
I am looking for frameworks/solution for authentication/ user-login management/ securityin java web application that can make the naive developer\'s job easier/faster and make the application relative
What security framework do you use in your Java projects? I used Spring Security and Apache Shiro and they both look immature.
I\'ve got shiro implemented and it\'s working quite well.We\'re now trying to implement envers to do audit logging of our entities in hibernate and that works as well.One problem is we\'re trying to g
Not getting into too many specifics, this is a high level question. I\'ve always gone by the idea that it is never a good idea to store primary keys in places that does not have a constraint. For exa
I\'m interested in opinions on the best way to handle the concept of \"entitlement\" using either Spring Security or Shiro.
After installing the Shiro plugin (v 1.1.3) in a Grails (v 1.3.7) application and usinggrails shiro-quick-start --prefix=\"Sec\" to bootstrap the different Shiro classes grails run-app fails with the