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SecurityFilter is a Java Servlet Filter that mimics the behavior and configuration format of container managed security, with several development and deployment advantages. See the Home Page for more details.
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Please note: not having time to complete jSai myself; I came across the ACEGI project which I now recommend instead. jSai; a Servlet Authentication Implementation. jSai aims to allow easier to use, more powerful authentication for Java Servlets.
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An Java-based extensible Content Management System, focused mainly on an easily configurable backend, as well as some front-end portal components. Includes authentication, document, language and workflow modules. Based on Hibernate, Tapestry and Spring.
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A security framework for providing AAA functionality for Avalon based applications. The pluggable architecture for underlying datastores and Authentication, Authorization and Auditing Managers provides a flexible, extensible framework.
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Malabar is a simple, context-agnostic authentication library for Java applications. It strives to be equally usable in J2EE/Web, GUI, and other applications requiring user authentication.
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The goal of UAS is to provide a bridging interface between parts of a website, allowing for single sign on to websites with several parts, and for user data to be synchronised between them. Authentication can be against any of the connected elements.