The buji-pac4j project is a bridge from pac4j to Shiro to push the pac4j security context into the Shiro security context.
It's based on the pac4j security engine. It's available under the Apache 2 license.
| buji-pac4j | JDK | pac4j | Shiro | Operating philosophy | Usage of Lombok | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| version >= 9 | 17 | v6 | v1.11 | Bridge only | Yes | Production ready |
| version >= 8 | 11 | v5 | v1.9 | Bridge only | No | Production ready |
| version >= 6 | 11 | v5 | v1.8 | Standalone security library | No | Production ready |
| version >= 5 | 8 | v4 | v1.5 | Standalone security library | No | Production ready |
It must be used with a pac4j security library:
- certainly, the javaee-pac4j implementation (which has the same filters as
buji-pac4jversion <= 7.x) - or maybe, if you use Spring MVC, the spring-webmvc-pac4j implementation.
While it is always better to directly use a pac4j security library alone, this bridge can be used to keep legacy software and avoid full migration.
See the configuration that is loaded by default.
You must refer to the documentation of the pac4j security library you use: javaee-pac4j (or maybe spring-webmvc-pac4j).
Shiro demo: buji-pac4j-demo.
The latest released version is the , available in the Maven central repository.
The next version is under development.
See the release notes. Learn more by browsing the pac4j documentation and the buji-pac4j Javadoc.
See the migration guide as well.
You can use the mailing lists or the commercial support.