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Java EE Security Refcard is now available for download at no cost.
Java EE Security refcard is available for download. This refcard covers Java EE 6 security and discuss how each application server supports the specs. The refcard covers authentication, authorization, and transport security in Web Application, EJB application and web services by introducing the concept and the related annotations and deployment descriptors which help us realize [...]
May 17th, 2010 | Filed under Announcement, Apache, GlassFish, GlassFish Security, How To, Java, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, JBoss, Web Services -
GlassFish v3 and EJBCA 3.x a fair couple for mutual SSL authentication.
Please use the following articles while I am updating this entry How to have your Own CA and configure Glassfish and your clients for mutual authentication? How to have your Own CA and configure Glassfish and your clients for mutual authentication?, Part II Please post any comment or question here so we can have one [...]
May 13th, 2010 | Filed under GlassFish, GlassFish Security, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Learning, Open Source, Software Security -
GlassFish Security Book Which Covers GlassFish v3 security, Java EE 6 security, and OpenSSO has just been published.
The Book in Details: Security was, is, and will be one of the most important aspects of Enterprise Applications and one of the most challenging areas for architects, developers, and administrators. It is mandatory for Java EE application developers to secure their enterprise applications using Glassfish security features. Learn to secure Java EE artifacts (like [...]
May 13th, 2010 | Filed under Announcement, Book Review, GlassFish, GlassFish Security, How To, Java, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Learning, Open Source -
Manage, Administrate and Monitor GlassFish v3 from Java code using AMX & JMX
Management is one of the most crucial parts of an application server set of functionalities. Development of the application which we deploy into the server happens once with minor development iteration during the software lifecycle, but the management is a lifetime task. One of the very powerful features of the GlassFish application server is the [...]
Apr 6th, 2010 | Filed under GlassFish, How To, Java, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Modularity, Monitoring, Persistence -
Using Spring Security to enforce authentication and authorization on Spring Remoting Services Invoked from a Java SE client…
Spring framework is one of the biggest and the most comprehensive frameworks Java Community can utilize to cover most of theĀ end to end requirement of a software system when it come to implementation. Spring Security and Spring Remoting are two important parts of the framework which covers security in a descriptive way and let [...]
Mar 18th, 2010 | Filed under Architecture, Frameworks, How To, Java EE, Java EE Security, Java SE, Learning, Open Source, Web Services -
How to Secure GlassFish installation, Part II
In order to secure the application server you need to secure its communication ways with outside world, It means you will need to secure all ports and listeners. There are 3 kind of listeners in Glassfish application server that you will need to take care of them First of all make sure that you secured [...]
Feb 17th, 2008 | Filed under GlassFish, GlassFish Security, How To, Java EE, Java EE Security, Learning, Open Source, Software Security
