JakartaEE Security Options

JakartaEE Security Options The old problem still difficult to tackle: LDAP is nice for role based access, but not fine grained enough. Ans all the developers want to do is make use of RolesAllowed("fineGrainedRole") annotations. So the default security providers of an application server need to be extended. This post contains some links to ways to write your own authentication module in JakartaEE using jaspic: https://blog.payara.fish/using-jaspic-to-secure-a-web-application-in-payara-server And old documentation about: JSR-196 (ASPIC) and JSR-375 (JavaEE Security API)...

31 March, 2023 · 2 min · 278 words · R.M. Morrien

Javax package to JakartaEE jakarta package

Javax package to JakartaEE jakarta package So you are building an JavaEE 8 ear file or war file and you also need to deploy it on a JakarteEE 9 or 10? You run into the javax to jakarta package rename problem. For some history you could read about it: https://jakarta.ee/blogs/javax-jakartaee-namespace-ecosystem-progress/ You don’t want to maintain duplicate code, you search for some automated conversion. You are still stuck on some old JavaEE 8 / JakartaEE 8 application server and there is no information if they will ever upgrade… Then the transformer-maven-plugin might be interesting for you....

31 March, 2023 · 2 min · 349 words · R.M. Morrien