Bill W
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We have multiple user logon security approaches available based on
which Spring config file is imported from applicationContext.xml. The
default is Open Access (configured in applicationContext-security-
openaccess.xml) which does not require a password at all - this is
handy for development, demos, or trying ES out, but certainly not for
production use. We made it the default so that people trying out
Eureka Streams could get up and running more easily.
We have three other logon security configurations, but they're all
oriented toward enterprise setups where it interfaces with an external
authority provider, such as a corporate LDAP or AD server. We have
not developed one that stores passwords like you're looking for. Just
because our primary focus is enterprise use, and most enterprises have
a centralized identity system which they would want ES to tie into.