There are some intrusion detection systems for the java servlet platform.
I have forgotten the correct name, but it's something with castle I think.
If I find it, I will post the url of it here.
kr,
dominik
2010/4/28 Marie-Michèle Fournier <mmfournier_at_stelvio.com>:
> Yeah, I figured that must be the case from the silence after my question!
> Thanks for the confirmation!
> Marie
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> From: Alexis.Moussine-Pouchkine_at_sun.com
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> Moussine-Pouchkine
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> Sorry Marie-Michèle but there is no such feature built in GlassFish.
> -Alexis
>
> On 26 avr. 2010, at 19:40, Marie-Michèle Fournier wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone,
>> We have previously worked with BEA where there is a configuration
> possible so the system will lockout a user when it detects a brute-force or
> dictionary attack. I have searched for the same kind of functionality in
> Glassfish but have so far not been able to find anything in the
> documentation. Does it exists? If so, what is the feature named in
> Glassfish?
>> Thank you
>> Marie
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