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I am hardly an expert, but I have just created a custom principal. Here
is what I learned. The RealmBase class is responsible for creating
principals for the context. Normally, this is just a Principal class.
Since I extended Principal, I also needed to extend BaseRealm. The realm
class m
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I have this working, but I want to make sure I am following best practices.
I created customer realm and principle classes.
If I left the classes in WEB-INF/classes, I received a ClassNotFoundException
on the realm class.
If I put the classes in common/classes, I received a ClassNotFound
