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1. User/group implementation compatible with JAAS stackoverflow.com

I plan to create a JEE application in which, obviously, there will be users, groups and rights. As this application is all new, I'll use Java EE 6 and EJB ...

2. How to run untrusted Java Swing application inside a sandbox? stackoverflow.com

I found that Java has some security permissions to control the access to AWT's resources. Is there anything for controlling what a Swing application can or cannnot do, to avoid untrusted ...

3. Java and security (low level Java protocols) coderanch.com

Hi , I have a couple of questions related to Java and security : 1) Does a standalone Java application inherit the rights of the user that is logged on ? E.g: An application is installed on a workStation in a Windows 2000 Active directory enabled domain. The user uses the java application to save/delete/update files on the Network File Server. ...

4. Security with swing coderanch.com

I want to develop an application that must authenticate users in swing. When i start the application , i have the login and password frame . After that i'm authenticated , i want to restrict acces to the user so that it cannot for example remove an item from the Jlist. Then the button remove will not be displayed to this ...

5. JavaHelp Security coderanch.com

6. Filthy Rich Client: Is Security Handling an issue? coderanch.com

Hi, do you cover client side security handling in your book? Think of a security domain attached to your application server and your clients which need to access the application. This stuff is more of technical nature and I'm curious to know whether you guys go that far. In an enterprise application this is a hot topic. Regards, Darya

7. Java GUI and Security coderanch.com

I am designing a GUI for a project at my college. I have been told to look at security issues. As the project is not web-based, I don't really know what security issues there would be. The GUI will interface with databases using JDBC, so maybe that's where security will come into play. Advice anyone?