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How do I secure applications and their environments?

  1. Secure HTTP sessions
  2. Develop applications that use programmatic security
  3. Configure declarative security for EJB applications that use J2EE authorization
  4. Develop programmatic security for EJB applications that use J2EE authorization
  5. Apply Web Services Security (WS-Security) to applications
  6. Enable Java 2 security with the console
  7. Enable Java 2 security with scripting
  8. Developing custom login modules
  9. Enable resource security for J2C and JDBC data sources
  10. Enable resource security for JavaMail
  11. Implement a custom authentication provider using JASPI
  12. Secure the administrative environment before installation
  13. Secure the administrative environment after installation
  14. Assign users to roles
  15. Configure security with wsadmin scripting
  16. Enable and configure administrative security with the console
  17. Enable and configure administrative security with scripting
  18. Authenticate users with the local operating system user registry
  19. Authenticate users with an LDAP user registry
  20. Authenticate with a custom user registry
  21. Authenticate with the file-based federated repository
  22. Set up single sign-on (SSO)
  23. Access secure resources using SSL and applet clients
  24. Set up SSL between remote servers or clients and servers
  25. Set up CSIv2
  26. Configure an authorization provider
  27. Troubleshoot security