jpam

I'm not very good at linux systems and how to distribute applications on *nix platforms, but the libjpaam.so is a native file and that would have to be copied into the right directory at the end user system ($JAVA_HOME/lib/{ARCHITECTURE}/client/). The net-sf-jpam file will also have to be at the right place (/etc/pam.d/).

The commons.logging and the other jars could be included in your application-jar when you compile and export your project since they are open source. This will of course make your jar bigger, but less trouble when installing.

I guess all this could be made into some kind of on-click-install file. And when it's run copies the needed files into the correct directories, so that the user just have to run your install file.

/Peter