All Examples 

package examples.security

• acl
• defaultrealm
• formauth
• proxy
• rdbmsrealm
• snoopproof

about this package

The examples in this directory demonstrate various uses for WebLogic's security APIs: WebLogic SSL and WebLogic ACLs.

• The acl example demonstrates how to restrict access to a WebLogic object with an access control list (ACL). You define an ACL in the default WebLogic realm, and then include code in an RMI object to check the list for authorization before allowing a user to execute it.

• The defaultrealm example is the DefaultRealmExtender class, which is used by other realms to extend the WebLogic realm. The RdbmsRealm example uses this class.

• The formauth example shows how to force authentication on a web page using WebLogic JSP. When you add the JSP code to the beginning and end of an HTML page, a login form is displayed. The body of the HTML page is not displayed until the user enters a username and password that are valid in the WebLogic security realm.

• The proxy example is a graphical interface implementation of the weblogic.common.ProxyAuthenticator interface.

• The rdbmsrealm example extends the WebLogic realm with users, groups, ACLs, and permissions stored in a relational database.

• The snoopproof example demonstrates how the classes in weblogic.security.acl can be used to implement a snoop-proof authentication scheme.

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