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Hi I am look for a proven java security web-library which is a bit more low-level and therefore less intrusive than the well known frameworks spring-security and apache shiro.
Just something which has best-practive utility-apis for example to encode a remember-me cookie or for dighest authentication, accessing ldap. All the sutff which is so useful in the above frameworks but without needing to follow the frameworks filters and indriections an application-context or yet another ini file etc.
Well, you can always use the
HttpServletRequest.login()method orj_security_checkand implement an auth manager beneath it for your particular server, that’s pretty much the default & low level standard thing… Your only real other choice is, as you mentioned, security frameworks.