Hi everyone, Basically my question is a very broad one about integrating Tapestry with remote authentication and authorization protocols, if this question is a little off topic I apologize in advance... I have an upcoming project to think about, and thought I should get some expert opinions before I start:
My project will involve a joint venture with a 3rd party to share some data and resources remotely over the web... my conundrum is how to secure these exchanges, which will need to be encrypted. I would like to know what security protocols / libraries people are using with Tapestry, which need not necessarily relate to my specific use case. Just FYI my set up as follows: - Apache with SSL (mod_ajp) => Tomcat 6 - Tapestry 5.1 Extranet Portal - A relational database to store authentication information (this cannot change) - A Single account for all portlets / web apps - Mostly use forms based authentication - Custom written authentication, authorization and session management (written mostly in Tapestry IoC) Using Web Services is the most obvious to me at the moment, although I don't know much about the security protocols / libraries to use in conjunction and most important how to integrate them into our Tapestry based security API. Thanks in advance, Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org
