MODE-1273 Added built-in authentication using Seam Security #199
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Added a built-in authentication/authorization provider to be enabled if and only if the "org.jboss.seam.security.Identity" class is on the classpath. The provider works when no Credentials are passed in, and creates an authenticated session based upon the current Identity instance if that Identity instance is already logged in. All unit and integration tests pass with these changes, although none of our tests actually run with Seam Security. Therefore, additional testing will have to be done with system-level tests.
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Merged into the 'master' and '2.5.x' branches. |
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Added a built-in authentication/authorization provider to be enabled if and only if the "org.jboss.seam.security.Identity" class is on the classpath. The provider works when no Credentials are passed in, and creates an authenticated session based upon the current Identity instance if that Identity instance is already logged in.
All unit and integration tests pass with these changes, although none of our tests actually run with Seam Security. Therefore, additional testing will have to be done with system-level tests.