David Thielen wrote: > Is there anything simpler out there (I'm spolied by how easy it is in > Windows)? This is for a commercial product and we want our customers to be > able to install and configure it in 5 minutes (all of it, not just the > security). > Acegi is a pretty decent option. Spring is a great way of ding a lot of things, including the MVC side of webapps, if you're not already tied to Struts. You can use Struts with it as well and skip the Spring MVC framework.
Web applications are complex things regardless of which framework you use... You have to install an app server (and possibly configure it to work with IIS, Apache, or other web server), a database (then hook the two up), security services, and whatever other third-party stuff you need to deal with. You have to configure users (or groups) and integrate that into whatever service you're currently using for security (if any). Any time there's any interop between two separate pieces of software you're looking at a potential roadblock. Fortunately most of these problems have already been solved by somebody. Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
