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Java web security vs Domino

 
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Hello everyone,

I'm a beginner with Java and I'm starting to play with servlets. My question is quite simple. Can I obtain the level of security that is possible with a web application on Domino with Java?
 
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Originally posted by Emmanuel Labrecque:
Hello everyone,

I'm a beginner with Java and I'm starting to play with servlets. My question is quite simple. Can I obtain the level of security that is possible with a web application on Domino with Java?



I assume Domino faciliates a "Servlet Engine/Web container" typical to Tomcat. If it is correct, then you would able to apply all J2EE security mechanisms specific to Web components such as Servlets and JSPs. I would suggest you test drive couple of quick hello world "Form-based authentication" and defining roles in the Web.xml.

/Ramesh
 
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