Vaadin Developer
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Agent Skills by Vaadin Developer
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
jsentinel-standalone
Integrate jSentinel security into CLI, desktop, and plain-Java applications.
jsentinel-vaadin-persistence
Adds Eclipse Store persistence for Vaadin audit logs and sessions with token-based admin bootstrap.
jsentinel-rest
Integrate jSentinel authentication and authorization into JDK-HttpServer REST applications.
jsentinel-vaadin-oidc
Integrate OpenID Connect Single Sign-On into Vaadin applications via authorization-code flow.
jsentinel-standalone-persistence
Add Eclipse-Store persistence to standalone Vaadin Flow applications via SPI.
jsentinel-vaadin-hardening
Integrate Argon2id hashing, HIBP leak checks, and session drift detection into Vaadin applications.
jsentinel-vaadin-oidc-hardening
Implement JWE ID token decryption, mTLS, back-channel logout, and DPoP for OIDC Vaadin Flow apps.
jsentinel-vaadin
Integrate jSentinel authentication, authorization, and access control into Vaadin Flow applications.
jsentinel-vaadin-rest-client
Integrate a Vaadin frontend with a jSentinel-secured REST backend for authentication and user management.
jsentinel-standalone-hardening
Harden jsentinel-standalone CLI applications with Argon2id hashing, HIBP checks, and drift detection.
jsentinel-rest-hardening
Harden jsentinel-rest APIs with Argon2id hashing, HIBP checks, and session drift detection.
jsentinel-rest-persistence
Add persistent user and session storage to jsentinel-rest applications.
Frequently Asked Questions About Vaadin Developer
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific security tasks can be performed using these modules?▼
These modules enable implementation of Argon2id password hashing, HIBP leak verification, session drift detection, and JWE ID token decryption. They facilitate secure authentication and authorization flows, including OIDC Single Sign-On and mTLS, specifically tailored for Vaadin Flow and JDK-HttpServer environments.
Which developers should utilize these security components?▼
These components are designed for Java developers building enterprise-grade web interfaces with Vaadin Flow or lightweight REST backends using JDK-HttpServer. They are ideal for engineers requiring robust identity management, persistent session storage, and advanced hardening protocols without relying on heavy external frameworks.
What are the primary dependencies for implementing these security features?▼
Implementation requires a Java-based environment compatible with Vaadin Flow or standard JDK-HttpServer. Integration relies on the jSentinel ecosystem for authentication logic and Eclipse Store for persistent storage. Developers must configure OIDC providers for Single Sign-On and manage SPI-based persistence hooks for data storage.