Re: Support multiple webapps on same jvm

[gumar <gu...@gmail.com>]

I'm also facing this scenario. Does anyone have any clue? Thanks!



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Re: Support multiple webapps on same jvm

[Les Hazlewood <lh...@apache.org>]

Agreed - this should be quite easy.  Each webapp has its own shiro config
and SecurityManager instance - each .war should declare its own
WebEnvironment and Shiro Filter in their respective web.xml files - that
should be all that is required.

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On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 7:11 AM, <sh...@xoxy.net> wrote:

> Assuming that your application server uses a delegating classloader
> scheme, you should be able to accomplish this by packaging a separate copy
> of the Shiro libraries in each web application. Otherwise, you'd probably
> need to write your own integration layer that somehow maps classes from a
> particular web application to particular security configurations (with a
> ThreadLocal?).

Re: Support multiple webapps on same jvm

[sh...@xoxy.net]

Assuming that your application server uses a delegating classloader scheme,
you should be able to accomplish this by packaging a separate copy of the
Shiro libraries in each web application. Otherwise, you'd probably need to
write your own integration layer that somehow maps classes from a
particular web application to particular security configurations (with a
ThreadLocal?).