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      <title>JakartaEE Security Options</title>
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      <description>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(&amp;#34;fineGrainedRole&amp;#34;) 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)</description>
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      <title>Javax package to JakartaEE jakarta package</title>
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      <description>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&amp;rsquo;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&amp;hellip; Then the transformer-maven-plugin might be interesting for you.</description>
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