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jSecurity

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jSecurity is a Java Security Framework that handles authentication, authorization, enterprise session management and cryptography. jSecurity can be used as well in web applications, clustered and standalone applications(or any other non web application). Unlike most of Java Security Frameworks jSecurity is not based on JAAS. Continue reading ‘jSecurity’ »

jGuard

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jGuard is a Java Security Framework that provides Access Control (Authentication and Authorization) for Java web applications and standalone applications. jGuard allows several ways to configure the mechanisms for authentication and authorization, i.e., in a relational database, XML files, or LDAP service.

jGuard is built on JAAS framework, which is part of the JAVA J2SE api. Continue reading ‘jGuard’ »