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JACC (Java Authorization Contract for Containers) is a spec that allows plugging in providers to handle the security decisions for a j2ee application server.

The Java Authorization Contract for Containers (JACC) is a specification that is introduced in Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition () version 1.4 through the Java Specifications Request () 115 process. This specification defines a contract between J2EE containers and authorization providers.

The contract enables third-party authorization providers to plug into J2EE application servers to make the authorization decisions when a J2EE resource is accessed. The access decisions are made through the standard java.security.Policy object.

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EJB security custom JACC provider

our project has a very detailed authorization pattern so i had to implement my own JACC provider. now i have a problem with EJB security. i have an EJB method and i want to limit access to it based on its argument values for example consider the…
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Payara/Glasssfish 5 Authorization Issue

I have a legacy Java EE application deployed in GlassFish 5.0.1. It uses a custom realm to authenticate users. When logged in and trying to access a protected resource it always throws a 403 error. The application was running on Java EE 7 and…
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JACC Policy Provider:Failed Permission Check permission (" ("java.security.SecurityPermission" "setPolicy") ")

If I deploy my jsf2.0 web app on glassfish3.1.2 it is working fine and login mechanism is working fine. But same app when i am trying to deploy on glassfish3.1.2 on my colleagues machine at the time of login it is giving JACC permission check…
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