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Securing Java applications with Acegi, Part 5: Protecting JavaBeans in JSF applications
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Todd Patrick <Todd.Patrick_at_dtn.com> wrote: I have been searching for concrete real world examples of using JAAS with JSF and there seems to be a lot of adhoc implementations.
Getting JAAS to work with JSF has been a real nightmare and I was wondering if anyone could provide any information on how they approached this or any examples that I may be missing.
Today, I have a user log in on a JSP page to utilize the j_security_check in JAAS and then I redirect the user to a page in my JSF based application. I also have to update the faces-config.xml and add the <redirect/> element to each of my navigation-cases in order for the HTTP header to contain the data needed for JAAS.
Does this sound right?
Thanks,
--Todd
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