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--- jvx:server:security:dbsecman [2018/02/02 08:39]
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+++ jvx:server:security:dbsecman [2020/06/15 11:10]
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-User authentication is a common requirement for business applications. Although it is a fairly simple task, implementation is often anything but easy. The more an application has to be integrated into an existing infrastructure, the more complex the implementation can be, e.g. Single Sign On.
+~~Title: Using DBSecurityManager~~
-The JVx framework allows the integration of any authentication system. The Security Manager concept allows the use of a new system at any time.
+User authentication is a common requirement for business applications. Although it is a fairly simple task, implementation is often anything but easy. The more an application has to be integrated into an existing infrastructure, the more complex the implementation can be, e.g., single sign on.
-[[jvx:server:security:xmlsecman:XmlSecuritymanager]] and DBSecurityManager have already been implemented. The DBSecurityManager checks a username and passwort against a user table in the database.
+The JVx framework allows the integration of any authentication system. The security manager concept allows the use of a new system at any time.
+[[jvx:server:security:xmlsecman:XmlSecuritymanager]] and DBSecurityManager have already been implemented. The DBSecurityManager checks a username and password against a user table in the database.
 This table can be defined as follows:
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 </file>
-The config.xml has to be adapted to enable the use of the Security Manager:
+The config.xml has to be adapted to enable the use of the security manager:
 <file xml config.xml>