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| + | Security in Riena is JAAS based. That means you have Subject, Principal(s), LoginModule and Permissions. Just the standard Java objects from the JAAS packages. Riena adds the distribution aspect to it, so that a login on the client gets processed on the server. It also deals with make the current Subject (a container for Principals) avaiblable on client and in the server thread where remote service calls are processed. | ||
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Revision as of 10:28, 15 February 2008
Riena Project > Getting Started
Getting Started
Work in progress
Remote Services
Remote Services in Riena are based on OSGi Services. So this Getting Started shows how standard OSGi Services can be first published as Webservice Endpoints and then second how they can be consumed by a client.
Getting Started with Remote Service
Security
Security in Riena is JAAS based. That means you have Subject, Principal(s), LoginModule and Permissions. Just the standard Java objects from the JAAS packages. Riena adds the distribution aspect to it, so that a login on the client gets processed on the server. It also deals with make the current Subject (a container for Principals) avaiblable on client and in the server thread where remote service calls are processed.