Application that demonstrates use of Stormpath back end in a web application using Shiro as a security framework.
You have to have a Stormpath account and have created an application. Create a Maven profile to be triggered by default in your Maven user settings, following this template:
<settings>
...
<profiles>
...
<profile>
<id>user-default-profile</id>
<activation>
<property>
<name>!not_user_default_profile</name>
</property>
</activation>
<properties>
<stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.apiKey.file>${user.home}/.stormpath/apiKey.properties</stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.apiKey.file>
<stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.apiKey.id>5OOO74CKFKM6CC09024SAGL9Q</stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.apiKey.id>
<stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.apiKey.secret>RK6FJXWuJL65KVuwGvKYIOJtmbwgMeXoVUki1vFmoXE</stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.apiKey.secret>
<stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.applicationId>6SWNmPUDgt6nhC4ybklFl4</stormpath.shiro-stormpath-example-app.applicationId>
</properties>
</profile>
...
</profiles>
...
</settings>