| JSecurity Runtime Requirements |
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| All 3rd party dependencies mentioned below are accessible in two ways: |
| 1) In the jsecurity-<version>-with-dependencies.zip distribution's lib directory |
| 2) After downloading jsecurity-<version>.zip (no dependencies), run 'ant retrieve-dependencies'. This will download |
| the dependencies to a lib directory (peer to the build.xml). |
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| Minimal required dependencies |
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| All JRE versions (1.3+): JSecurity uses SLF4J version 1.5.2 for logging - it is essentially the replacement for |
| Jakarta Commons Logging. You will need to include slf4j-api.jar as well as one of its bindings depending on the |
| logging system you want to use. For example, slf4j-log4j12.jar if you're using Log4J 1.2, slf4j-jdk14.jar if |
| you're using JDK 1.4 logging, et cetera. Bindings can be found in the public maven repository under the |
| org.slf4j group id or on the SLF4J website at http://www.slf4j.org. |
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| Java 1.3 and 1.4 only: in addition to the above logging logging jars, you will need retroweaver.jar and its |
| associated dependencies. |
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| Feature-based dependencies |
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| - If you use JSecurity's native text-based configuration (jsecurity.ini or servlet filter configuration), include |
| Jakarta commons-beanutils-core.jar |
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| - If you want to use JSecurity's enterprise session management (heterogeneous clients, SSO support, etc): |
| . include ehcache.jar and backport-util-concurrent.jar |
