Introduction to Securing Web Applications with JBoss and LDAP — Developer.com
July 30th, 2010
The sample application described here demonstrates using LDAP with the JBoss Security Extension (JBossSX), and describes a simple API for managing users, roles, and groups in LDAP. In addition, this article demonstrates the use of the Abstract Factory pattern to implement pluggable persistence.
An Abstract Factory is used to decouple the LDAP access classes in order that LDAP can easily be replaced with another type of storage. This is useful if you are building multiple web applications for different clients, some requiring LDAP storage, and others requiring a database.
(Link: Introduction to Securing Web Applications with JBoss and LDAP — Developer.com)
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