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Updating Web application’s Spring Context from Beans definitions partially stored in the database…
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My slides for Java EE Security session at JavaForum meeting 69
On the 7th of december I presented the “Security in Java EE platform: what is included, what is missing” session in the JavaForum meeting. Although I arrived somehow late and left right after the last presentation which was done by Chet Hendrickson but I can say that the athmospher was really friendly and enjoyable. I [...]
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GlassFish security book contest: Here are the lucky winners
Here you will find the winners of GlassFish security book contest I posted two weeks ago in my weblog.
Oct 12th, 2010 | Filed under Announcement, Community, GlassFish, GlassFish Security, Java, Java EE, Java EE Security, Open Source, Software Engineering -
Try your chance for winning a copy of GlassFish Security book by taking a 5 questions quiz.
Win your copy of GlassFish Security book by taking a simple 5 questions quiz. You simply answer 5 questions and then you will be included in the draw for 2 e-book copy and one paper copy of GlassFish security book.
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Introducing OpenESB from development to administration and management.
OpenESB project initiated by Sun Microsystems to develop and deliver a high performance, and feature rich implementation of Java Business Integration (JBI) under an open source friendly license. Basic task of JBI implementations is connecting different type of resources and applications together in a standard and none intrusive way. Basic building blocks of an ESB [...]
May 24th, 2010 | Filed under Architecture, How To, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Web Services, XML -
GlassFish Security book FAQ 1: Custom Security Realm in GlassFish
I decided to write down the answer for some questions which my book’s readers email me or ask me via twitter in my weblog so everyone can benefit from the answers. Here is the answer to the first question which involves custom security realms. GlassFish supports 5 types of security realms out of the box [...]
May 18th, 2010 | Filed under GlassFish, GlassFish Security, How To, Java, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Learning, Software Security
