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LightFish--Now With HTTPs and Authentication Support
Current version of LightFish (tag "secured") is able to monitor both: password secured, as well as --nopassword GlassFish 3.1.2 instances. Binary lightfish.war download is available as well. Just drop it into .../domains/domain1/autodeploy/autodeploy folder for installation.
If you leave the username and password fields blank, LightFish will connect with the remote domain via HTTP and without username or password. In case you are going to provide username and password, LightFish will automatically switch to HTTPs.
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The authentication code was contributed and developed in about ~4h by Craig de la Hunt and worked out-of-the-box after a merge.
Posted at 10:46AM Jun 21, 2012 by Adam Bien in Real World Java EE Patterns - Rethinking Best Practices | Comments[1] | Views/Hits: 2978
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"There is no setup needed": Not quite, at least not for noobs. The GlassFish Java DB doesn't start automatically, so if one doesn't start it manually (asadmin start-database) it just plain won't work.
Otherwise, works great and looks great.
Posted by Dave on July 23, 2012 at 03:06 PM CEST #