Java Dynamic Authentication Module Framework - Deployment Directions and Support




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Java DynAuth [ Java Dynamic Authentication] Framework
Deployment Directions & Support

Once you purchase the framework, you will receive an email with the link to the download area. After you download the ".ZIP" file, you can unzip the contents in a local directory. You should see the following files in the unzipped directory:

AvedaTech-DynAuth.jar
YourCompanyExamples.jar
LoginApp.war
picocontainer-1.0.jar
README.txt
run.bat

Unzip "LoginApp.war" into a sub directory below to view the "YourCompanyExamples.jar" source code and Java Docs. You can also visit the Online Demo Area [] to view the source code that you get when you download from us. Note: You do not get the source code of the framework that's in "AvedaTech-DynAuth.jar". If you wish to extend the framework, you can then purchase the "Source Code" version here. If you plan to deploy the WAR file then you do not need to do this step.

System Requirements

Java JDK 1.4.2 or above. (Although if you need to run this on previous versions, contact us and we'll inform you if it's possible to provide you with the compiled code in a previous JDK.) You can download the latest JDK from Sun Microsystems for free. []

JAVA_HOME defined as an environment variable and java.exe in your PATH. For help on this step see this link []

[Optional] Your prefered Java Web Server, such as JBoss, Apache Tomcat, Jetty, WebLogic, Web Sphere. This is only needed if you are developing a JSP/Servlet login application and you wish to deploy the WAR file to see the code work.

How To Run [What can I do with this framework?]

Option 1: Open a DOS Command Prompt or in your Linux Shell, traverse to the directory where you have unzipped the files and type "run.bat" without the quotes. You should see an output that like the one below:
Sample Output
Once you successfully run it, you can then view the source code at com.yourcompany.tester.AutheticationTest.java to gain an understanding of the code.

Option 2: If you deployed the WAR file, you should be able to go to the URL and PORT number the web server is listening. For example, on Apache Tomcat, I have the web server listening on "local.avedatech.com" and port number "8080", so my URL will be "http://local.avedatech.com:8080/LoginApp/" without the quotes.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at "support@avedatech.com" Please include your account information for us to provide you with support in a timely manner.