Java EE ($)-Jaas development security applications

1. Security domains, roles, and user groups

Two types of security controls provided by the container: declarative Security control and programmatic security control

A security domain refers to a logical collection of users, user groups, and ACLs. Two common security domains supported by the server: theRDBMS security Domain and the file system security domain.

2. Jaas Basic Process

Initialize the request--Initialize authentication-->url authorization--to complete the original request--invoke the EJB's business method

For Java EE applications, user-submitted authentication information can be transparently passed to other tiers after being authenticated once. The authorization process needs to be executed multiple times.

3. Managing users and groups on the WebLogic server

4. Declaring security in a web App

5. Map security roles in the Web app to user groups on the WebLogic server

6. Basic login and form login based on WebLogic server

7. Programmatic security in Web applications

8. Declaring security for EJBS

9. Mapping security roles in EJB components to user groups on WebLogic servers

10. Access to the methods accessed in the EJB in the client or Web Component

Programmatic security in EJB

Basic theory of SSL and RSA encryption

13. Enable SSL support for the application server

14. Enable SSL support for Web Apps

Java EE ($)-Jaas development security applications