Sebastian Wagner wrote: > yes sure there might be easier ways then writing a servlet, especially > if there are only little amount of users which have to be handled > through that. > i mostly auth against a database, to get a access to database I use > some Java OR-mapping layers. I havn't tested hibernate yet but i do > not expect to behave different then any other servlet container. > that's why i suggested it. > But I have not experience with acegi ... Somebody knows: > Does it run well with hibernate, can it be integrated? > Hope Red5 will come with a simple example of acegi, cause the tutorial > looks quite long: > http://home.hccnet.nl/bart.van.riel/SpringAcegiTutorial/HTML/SpringAcegiTutorial-1_1-html.html > And it start with the word: > *Configuration of Acegi is a complex task* :-) > Is acegi another kind of *Session-handler*? So i will not have to take > care of *tokens* i will have to send around to verify people? If it does session token handling that would be awesome, so some kind of tokenised system to only allow our player to access to the application from our domain.
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