CHAPTER15
Java EE Security
A lthough you may want the whole world to know about your Java EE application, you may not want the whole world to use it. And you will probably want to know something about who is using it.
In Chapter 7, we used the analogy of a castle with a guarded door that restricts entry only to known visitors. We explored the techniques available in the Java EE web container to secure web components within web applications deployed on a Java EE server. The HTTP and WebSocket protocols are not the only ways to get into the castle.
In this chapter, we look at the security mechanisms available in the Enterprise Bean container for ...
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