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Articles, tutorials, and field notes on identity, integration, API management, and application security — spanning nearly two decades of hands-on work.
Articles, tutorials, and field notes on identity, integration, API management, and application security — spanning nearly two decades of hands-on work.
In previous article, a very simple Web Application was presented. In any complex environment, there will often be multiple tiers within an application or environments hosting code/services for different teams. A common way of communicating within such environments is through SOAP-based Web Services…
Recently, I had some free time and set out to bring up JBoss on OpenJDK6. In particular, I wanted to Run JBoss on an OpenJDK build that I personally compiled.
An Openldap Directory Server JBoss 4.3.x Setup Adding Groups To OpenLdap Using OpenLdap as a User Repository with JBoss 4.3.x
This article continues the J2EE Security Series from the past few months. Here we expand the Simple J2EE Web Application that was introduced in this article to use J2EE Security.
What is a URL? What is a context root? It’s helpful to understand these things when writing or working with web applications.
In order to test J2EE Security with the Security Realm and Openldap User Repository we created in the last article in this series, we need an application to protect. The focus of this article is to create a very simple web application that can be protected by J2EE Security.
The article continues the series discussing J2EE Security and its related concepts. The following brings together the numerous concepts discussed in the past articles.
The discussion of J2EE Security on the JBoss Application Server continues as Role Mapping is introduced.
This article continues our discussion of setting up J2EE Security in a JBoss 4.3.x container. In the last article, we completed the setup of an OpenLdap database that can be used as a User Repository.
This article describes how to setup an OpenLdap server and add inetperson user objects. However, the article didn’t describe how to add groups to OpenLdap and add users to the groups.
I’ve had to look up the HTML codes for special characters like space many times. In fact, while writing blog entries for Thinkmiddleware.com, I’ve had to stop and look up the HTML code for less-than sign and greater-than sign one to many times. I just haven’t bothered memorizing them.
This article explains how to install and start the JBoss “default” server.