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Frank Nimphius paper on J2EE security in Oracle ADF

November 28th, 2004 by Pete

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I have just completed reading Frank Nimphius's paper J2EE Security in Oracle ADF Web Applications which gives an excellent overview of applying J2EE security to web applications written using Oracle Application Developer Framework (Oracle ADF). It covers general J2EE security for web applications, securing struts applications developed in Oracle ADF, deploying struts applications to OC4J and Oracle application server and deploying J2EE secured applications to 10g AS and OC4J. The paper talks about how J2EE security can be used with J2EE web applications and Jakarta struts to protect page content and access to individual pages. This is a great paper and again its here.


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