[Design of POJO Server] - Re: JSR-299 servlet injection
by scott.stark@jboss.org
"alesj" wrote :
| I know this is the stuff we've been working on at EJB meeting in Neuchatel last year, but I have to admit I have no clue what's that all about. :-)
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| If you could just explain it a bit.
| Or how would this come in play with jsr-299 or ejb injection?
The main notion was a container that was associated with one to many bean instances to which the container applied the injection and managed lifecycle callbacks. Any framework with such a model would extend the container and supply the associated injection metadata. The InjectionPoint interface Pete referenced could be the api the container would have for the bean components. Right now I think its just mc dependency metadata.
Honestly I don't know if there is much in the project.
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[Design of JBoss Identity] - 3 use cases for the IDM layer
by anil.saldhana@jboss.com
These are briefly the 3 use cases that I had in mind when we embarked on the design of the IDM component.
1) Corporate Environment.
There is a HQ. All the employees are stored in the model here with the basic global attributes/policies etc. Now in individual offices such as Chicago, Boston etc, the employees have local attributes/entitlements pertaining to that office. They can inherit the global attributes from the HQ (the local office has an "extends" relationship with the HQ). Each time, an employee visits a local office, he gets temporary permissions or a pseudonym in that local office.
2) University Environment
All the students of the university have basic permissions/attributes at the univ level. Then individually they have roles/permissions at the department level.
3) Government Environment
There is a federal government. All federal employees have basic roles/attributes etc. In individual agencies, they have their own roles/attributes etc. Between agencies, there can be a trust relationship that allows employees to perform actions (maybe under a pseudonym).
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