Hello,
I am looking to implement the standard J2EE security in our system. We have a user database already installed in Oracle. I would like to use this for the security layer instead of moving everything to LDAP or another location? Any suggestions?
Regards,
-Stephen
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What is the best practice for implementing security in J2EE? (2 messages)
- Posted by: Stephen O'Flynn
- Posted on: May 11 2001 17:50 EDT
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- What is the best practice for implementing security in J2EE? by John Harby on May 11 2001 19:09 EDT
- What is the best practice for implementing security in J2EE? by Tinou Bao on May 12 2001 20:58 EDT
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What is the best practice for implementing security in J2EE?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: John Harby
- Posted on: May 11 2001 19:09 EDT
- in response to Stephen O'Flynn
Chapter 9 of the J2EE blueprints addresses security best practices. You can download this from http://java.sun.com/j2ee/blueprints/index.html -
What is the best practice for implementing security in J2EE?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Tinou Bao
- Posted on: May 12 2001 20:58 EDT
- in response to Stephen O'Flynn
If you mean using the existing user database for authentication then authentication is not specified in the EJB specs. App server dependent.