Hi all. We are using a custom UserAuthenticator to integrate Derby into our own user database.
At the moment, this custom UserAuthenticator is also doing the job of tracking who can open which database. So of course when we deny someone because they don't have access, the error message they get is along the lines of "incorrect username or password". Is there something like a UserAuthoriser which would be more appropriate for this task? I see that there is a lot of documentation about permissions in the Derby documentation but all the docs I can find seem to tie into JVM security, which we're deliberately not using for performance reasons. We only want the coarsest level of security where we can control who can connect to which database. TX
