The second part of the series covers the basics needed to understand authorization in a JavaEE application based on the principles provided by JAAS and how they apply in modern, JavaEE based web applications. The user is thought, how to configure his web-application to use role-based authorization and authenticate against a specific realm.
Authenticating users in a JSF2 application with the help of JAAS. Part one of a multiple article series, covering the terminology used by JAAS and how to understand it with simple examples.
If you happen to localize your JSF Web-Application to German, you’ll probably have problems displaying German Umlauts ( äÄ, ö Ö, ü Ü, ß) in your page. How to resolve this? Encode the umlauts with their Unicode code in your message-bundle like this ä = \u00e4 Ä = \u00c4 ö = \u00f6 Ö =\u00d6 ü […]
Recently, I was looking for a way, to validate Email-Addresses with JSF. I came accross this blog post on java.net: Validating an Email Address in JSF It shows, how this would have been done in the old JSF 1.1/1.2 ways… But we’re in 2010 and do it now the following way: 1 2 3 4 […]
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Use java_bean() of Quercus with Glassfish v3 & JavaEE6