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Group Offers Open Source Security Code to Java Developers

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“Open source identity community OpenLiberty.org Monday announced
the release of open source code to help Java developers build
privacy and security features into their Web 2.0, component-based
and mobile applications.

“OpenLiberty-J, is an implementation of privacy specifications
from the Liberty Alliances Identity Web Services Framework (ID-WSF)
2.0, and gives developers tools to build applications that can
validate and secure transactions…”

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