This example contains the source code for the WeblogicAuthenticatedBeanFactory.
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An AuthenticatedBeanFactory is responsible for authenticating the user at an application server. After a successful login to the application server it returns an Stardust session bean. There is no need to call the login method on this Stardust session, if retrieved by an AuthenticatedBeanFactory.
Since the mechanisms to authenticate against an application server are not portable for each application server there has to be an own AuthenticatedBeanFactory. Even different configurations or authentication methods can require different AuthenticatedBeanFactory classes. This is an example of how to authenticate against BEA's WebLogic Server 6.1.
For more detailed information on the AuthenticatedBeanFactory interface please refer to the Implementing Custom Security chapter in the Programming Guide.