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Auth comes already with some implementations for a security handler, like a
pipeline based one that uses a usual Cocoon pipeline to authenticate a
user. So
a security handler is a helper component that you have to write in order to
--- integrate you database.</p>
+++ integrate your database.</p>
<p>You will never directly use a security handler. The handler is tied to
your
<a href="daisy:1316">applications</a> and Cocoon Auth makes use of a
security
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