Webapplications and ACL's. Best practice
Hello All,
we're planning a web-application with JSF and Hibernate. Now we're
looking for a appropriate framework to use ACL's in our application
which supports the JSP/Hibernate architecture . It must be able to
manage groups and CRUD-rights. How are your experiences?
Kind regards
Tom
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