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Apache Shiro "with JSF 2.0"! How is everything going?

I am looking for a framework / authentication / user login / security management solution in a Java web application that simplifies / speeds up work with a naive developer and makes the application more protected from possible threats.

As some people suggested that I consider solutions like Spring Security and Apache Shiro, I wanted to know how this works with JSF 2.0 . Are there any drawbacks to using Shrino over Spring Security for my case?

Any other security solutions for JSF applications?

I am currently using JSF 2.0 (with Facelets) as the front-end development platform in my web application and is supported by Cassandra, a NoSQL database .

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Deluan Quintão provided a good solution for Shiro and JSF, which were well received by the Shiro community:

http://techbeats.deluan.com/apache-shiro-tags-for-jsffacelets

, Shiro Cassandra back-end, ( CassandraSessionDAO Shiro). . http://shiro.apache.org/session-management.html.

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