Hi,
When you implement the Custom Realm for User authentication and
authorization the user profile is automatically cached by the the WebLogic
Server. So you should not face any performance problems at all.
Regards,
Milind
Jagannathan V
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hello,
we have to implement a customrealm in weblogic and do authorization. for
every request we ahve to authorize if user has permission to that service.
now for every request i cant be accepting his user name and password
authenticate him and then check if he is authorized, since that might be a
performance issue. is there any other way where i can authenticate him once
cache his roles, and then for the next time he request any service( in the
jndi) i jsut check up against the cached roles. this has to be doen in a
clustered enviroment
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