The previous two chapters dealt with Jakarta Authentication and Jakarta Authorization, which are the low-level APIs and SPIs on which the higher-level security functionality is built. In this chapter, we’ll take a look at Jakarta Security, which is the regular application developer facing part of security in Jakarta EE. Practically oriented readers can focus on this chapter and take a peek if needed for some of the underlying ...
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