Title: RE: Has anyone implemented security and authentication in a Struts app?
H.
those are some very good points. The situation i am faced with now (and
have been on a couple of occasions) is porting to MVC a content management
system that is steadily growing in complexity. I have to
Title: RE: Has anyone implemented security and authentication in a Struts app?
We are in the process of writing a lightweight framework for role-based authorization because no other options have panned out. I've searched for open-source solutions, but find none. As David Geary said, it&
Mihir Parekh wrote:
> role based security is part of servlet 2.2 specs.
That's true.
> So, if you are using servlet
> 2.2 container the application will remain portable.
The servlet specification does not address how to specify users and roles; for
example, Tomcat3.2 specifies them in $TOMCAT_
role based security is part of servlet 2.2 specs. So, if you are using servlet
2.2 container the application will remain portable.
Mihir
Davina and Mac wrote:
> Has anybody out there implemented a roles-based security system in a Struts
> application? If so, did you use an existing class librar
Davina and Mac wrote:
> Has anybody out there implemented a roles-based security system in a Struts
> application? If so, did you use an existing class library or write your own?
> It seems to me that relying on container providers for security schemes
> makes it almost impossible to write portab
Has anybody out there implemented a roles-based security system in a Struts
application? If so, did you use an existing class library or write your own?
It seems to me that relying on container providers for security schemes
makes it almost impossible to write portable applications, and Struts/MVC
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