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I am starting with Apache Shiro. A database is used for persistence via Shiro's JdbcRealm.

My question is whether Shiro provides some support for user management, such as user creation, assigning them roles, etc. Something like UserDetailsManager/JdbcUserDetailsManager in Spring. Or do I need to modify the underlying DB directly without any Shiro API?

Thanks

Radek Skokan
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Apache shiro provides security to the user for their applications.
you can refer Apache Shiro Terminology to get more details about the features and terminology in shiro.

It seems there is no any support for managing users to create or delete. You have to implement your own for that.

Kumar
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