Francois Orsini wrote:
Hi Satheesh,
Thanks for the initial feedback. Please find some answers enclosed below.
[snip]
1. Why not sure LDAP or some other standard authentication
models? It may be good to strengthen Derby authentication, but
not necessarily by making Derby manage passwords.
Derby Built-In authentication is important - again, not everyone is
using LDAP, especially with small departmental level type of databases
as well as embedded / disconnected ones.
+1. I like us allowing LDAP, but I would be very uncomfortable making
it a requirement for user managment.
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