This graphic shows the OC4J security architecture under the JAZNUserManager class. With this OC4J security, the JAZNUserManager class uses either the LDAP-based JAAS provider type or the XML-based JAAS provider type. In the former case, the OID user repository is used and in the latter case, the jazn-data.xml user repository is used. This graphic also depicts how the Oracle HTTP Server mod_oc4j module and the OC4J server, using the JAZNUserManager class, fit into this OC4J security. A line connects the Oracle HTTP Server mod_oc4J module to OC4J, indicating the route a request takes. A broken line connects the JAZNUserManager to the LDAP-based JAAS provider type. Another broken line connects the JAZNUserManager to the XML-based JAAS provider type. These broken lines indicate that the JAZNUserManager class can employ either one of the JAAS provider types.