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Protecting JSF applications with Acegi
Wed, 02/20/2008 - 17:43
Be sure to check out the previous JSF articles. This article first explains the features Acegi provides for this purpose and dispels some common misconceptions about using Acegi with JSF, then presents a simple web.xml file that can you can use to deploy Acegi to secure a JSF application. For more Java resources, learn more about Technologies for Enterprise Systems at the developerWorks Spaces.
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