Blog: Arjan Tijms |
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JSF aka JavaServer Faces is a component based MVC framework that's part of Java EE and is one of the oldest Java MVC frameworks that's still...
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The proposed final draft (PDF) of the Servlet 4.0 spec has just been made available at GitHub. The major new feature is HTTP/2 support and s...
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After a long and at times intense spec and development process the JSF 2.3 EG is proud to announce that today we've released JSF 2.3. JSF (J...
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In the beginningand middle of this year we looked at how well modern Java EE servers supported portable authentication (JASPIC) in Java EE. ...
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Last month we presented a way how a Java EE application can provide custom rules for authorization. The code shown in that article was devel...
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In a previous article we looked at implementing a Java EE authorization module using the JACC specification. This module implemented the def...
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In the beginning of this year and two months prior to that we looked at how well modern Java EE servers supported portable authentication (J...
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Users of Java EE authentication (JASPIC) may have noticed that the initialize method of a SAM takes two parameters of type MessagePolicy. Bu...
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Without doubt one of the most important Servlet implementations is done by Tomcat. Tomcat serves, or has served, as the base for Servlet fun...
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Two months ago we looked at the state of portable authentication for GlassFish, Payara, JBoss/WildFly, WebLogic and Liberty in Java EE 7. Wi...
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