I did not know JSecurity, so I am unfamiliar with it (except from the "getting started" docs). I can't really help you decide between JSecurity and Spring security. In a world where time was not a luxury I would definitely have a closer look at JSecurity...
Regards, Karel On Tue, 2008-11-04 at 11:30 -0800, Jeff Ramsdale wrote: > Karel, > > By any chance did you look at JSecurity as an alternative to Spring > Security? Was about to look into integrating one or the other of these > with Restlet myself but wondered if other research had been done... > > I understand (I think) that Sonatype's Nexus uses Restlet and integrated > JSecurity (see > <http://blogs.sonatype.com/people/jvanzyl/2008/08/12/nexus-maven-repository-loves-jsecurity/>) > > but I haven't looked to see if their integration is a general solution. > > -jeff >
