> KLM> From my brief reading of JAAS, it doesn't sound flexible in this
regard.
> KLM> That is, the protected asset for me is data, not code, whereas JAAS
> KLM> protects code.  Am I understanding this correctly?
> Actually in this case the EJB security model plays role rather than JAAS.
> I guess, in general JAAS Credentials may contain any security related
> info, for example, they might hold information about data access
> rights for the given Subject. But this idea cannot be used with EJB
> server, because unfortunately Subject is not accessible from beans.

It isn't? What about Subject.getSubject() then?

/Rickard





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