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J2EE Form-based Authentication
by Prabu Arumugam 06/12/2002 Implementing security for Web applications is a mandatory task for architects and Web application developers. In J2EE, the Web containers have support for built-in security mechanisms for their applications. There are two major components of Web application security: authentication and authorization. J2EE-based Web containers offer three types of authentication mechanisms: basic, form-based, and mutual authentication. Most Web applications use the form-based...n
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