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| /** | |
| * Components supporting the {@link org.jsecurity.subject.Subject Subject} interface, the most important concept in | |
| * JSecurity's API. | |
| * <p/> | |
| * A <code>Subject</code> is <em>the</em> primary component when using JSecurity programatically for single-user | |
| * security operations, and it is the handle to any accessible user security data. All single-user | |
| * authentication, authorization and session operations are performed via a <code>Subject</code> instance. | |
| */ | |
| package org.jsecurity.subject; |