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Resin Forms Authentication is different

 
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While figuring out how to do Forms Authentication using Resin, I realized that it is a bit different configuration than that of Tomcat. I haven't really used any other App Servers so I can't speak for them.
So I am guessing 1 of 2 things...
1. There is no standardized config for Authentication/Authorization to an App Server and to each his own.
2. There IS a standard, but Resin chooses to ignore it.
Can anyone tell me which of these is true? The problem I see with this is that you can't just deploy a WAR file in any App Server that uses any specific kind of Authentication unless it is a custom authentication you have done your self.
So part 2 of this post is will be posted in a different forum since it is not specific to Resin.
 
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