Apache Shiro: Single sign-on for Java

Tired of implementing this from scratch?  Got an LDAP server and just want to point at it?  Well, duh.

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Introducing Apache Shiro

Because Shiro offers authentication with so many different data sources, as well as Enterprise Session Management, it’s ideal for implementing single sign-on (SSO)—a desirable feature in large enterprises where users routinely log in to and use many different systems in one day. These data sources include JDBC, LDAP, Kerberos, and Microsoft® Active Directory® Directory Services (AD DS).

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  1. On September 15, 2010 at 5:48 pm Les Hazlewood said:

    It’s great that you picked up on the SSO capabilities. It is one of the lesser mentioned features that Shiro can provide, but still quite powerful!

    Cheers,

    Les

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