How to set and make use of silent mode for the HTTP BASIC authentication mechanism.
An introduction as to how WildFly Elytron could be used with Netty.
How to make use of JASPI with a standalone Undertow.
How to implement a configure a custom HTTP authentication mechanism.
Although developed for use within the WildFly application server the WildFly Elytron project can also be used in isolation, this blog post demonstrates how it can be used to secure an embedded Undertow server.
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