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Migration from JBOSS to weblogic 11G

 
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Hi All ,

We need to migrate our application from jboss to weblogic 11G.We have succesfully completed the part of migrating ears into weblogic.But we are facing issue on how to migrate/implement the authetication process in weblogic.Currently we are using ldap authentication in jboss.I have gone thru the lot of documention on security in weblogic but not able to get starting point.OR probably too much confused about all the providers,Assertion,Authorization,Adjudication,Role Mapping etc..
Can anybody point me where to start ? any step by step approch for this ?

We have below entries in the login-config.xml in jboss ? What is equivalent file in weblogic ?

 
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Hi Amol,

You can refer the below link for Active Directory configuration with WebLogic Server.

http://weblogic-wonders.com/weblogic/2010/12/04/configuring-active-directory-authenticator-with-weblogic-server/

Refer the below link whole set of security aspects of weblogic servers.

http://weblogic-wonders.com/weblogic/security/

Cheers,
Anandraj
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