Emmm - I just saw the note on layout and noticed jena-security and then found the page on Jena Security (https://jena.apache.org/documentation/security/). And I’ve also seen the reference to Apache Shiro.
So I can almost answer my own question. Let me rephrase: Will there be any samples of how to configure Jena + Shiro + Tomcat? Config files? I’m betting that LDAP and PKI will be popular choices. Thanks, Mark On Jul 24, 2014, at 4:21 PM, Mark Feblowitz <[email protected]> wrote: > I’m happy to see this work progressing. I expect it to be quite useful. > > I was wondering whether there has been any discussion of security, taking > advantage of the Tomcat Security Manager (or other mechanisms?), and what > that might mean for Fuseki. > > I have a little experience with this (very little) but can discuss with some > more knowledgable colleagues. I’ve already asked them for requirements for > controlled access and/or controls for updates. > > Thanks, > > Mark > > > On Jul 23, 2014, at 9:12 AM, Andy Seaborne <[email protected]> wrote: > >> On 23/07/14 12:13, Amira Sifaoui Ep Ghaddab wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I m working with TDB, Tomcat and Fuseki. >>> I want to store RDF data with TDB. >>> Tomcat is my server and Fuseki is the sparql endpoint. >>> I have tried to run Fuseki 1 with Tomcat but I discovred that Fuseki 2 is >>> the perfect solution : I want to run Fuseki as a web application under >>> Tomcat . >>> In this link http://people.apache.org/~andy/fuseki2/, I find the >>> documentation and the content of Fuseki server. >> >> I've just put an update snapshot build there. This, as was the last one, is >> not an offical Apache release. >> >>> I don't know how to start!! >>> In configuring Fuseki, you talked about file's configuration but I dont >>> find any file to configure. >>> Shoud I use the configuration files in Fuseki1 ?? >> >> See the draft documentation in fuseki-layout.md. >> >> Fuseki2 looks for files in $FUSEKI_BASE area. >> >> It is by default /etc/fuseki. (It's in the log file.) >> >> It will read a Fuseki1-style config.ttl file. >> >> It might be easier to start with the standalone server (there is an init.d >> script as well), which picks files up from 'currently directory'/run then >> move the files to the FUSEKI_BASE area for Tomcat. >> >> Do try out the new admin UI (go http://localhost:3030/ if running on port >> 3030 standalone or http://localhost/fuseki/ if installed into Tomcat as >> webapp "fuseki"). >> >> If anyone has advice and suggestions about Fuseki2 deployment, especially >> about MSWindows (I don't have expereince of running services on Windows), >> please do share that. >> >> Andy >> >>> Thanks. >>> >> >
