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Passport

Portable User Management

The Passport project is dedicated to creating an easy to use, simple to integrate, and secure user management system.

It provides the following functionality:

  • Encrypted user storage - users passwords are encrypted; email and other attributes may follow later
  • Simple interface for accessing and managing users
  • Transaction management to prevent erroneous reads or write failures

To integrate into your project:

1. Add Passport to your maven repository:

mvn install:install-file -Dfile=passport-.jar -DgroupId=ben.kn -DartifactId=passport -Dversion= -Dpackaging=jar

2. Execute the provided SQL script for creating the schema in your MySQL database. 3. Execute on the command-line to get the encrypted version of your password

$ java -cp /passport-[version number].jar ben.kn.passport.CipherService [database password]

4. Using XML-based Spring Configuration, add the following bean definition (variables can be modified according to environment):

 <bean id="passportConfig" class="ben.kn.passport.config.PassportConfig">
 	<!-- optional -->
 	<property name="mailServerHost" value="${mailServer.host_address}"/>
 	<property name="mailServerPort" value="${mailServer.port}"/>
 	<property name="emailFromAddress" value="${email_address_to_use_as_from_address_in_emails}"/>
 	<property name="verficationGracePeriod" value="${days_to_allow_until_user_must_verify_with_confirmation_code}"/>
 	<property name="showSQLOutput" value="${boolean_whether_to_show_sql_output_in_log}"/>
 	<property name="passphrase" value="${string_of_passphrase_for_encryption}"/>
 	<property name="salt" value="${string_of_salt_for_encryption}"/>
 	
 	<!-- required -->
 	<property name="passportDBURL" value="${database.host_address}"/>
 	<property name="passportDBUsername" value="${database.username}"/>
 	<property name="passportDBPassword" value="${database.password}"/>
 </bean>