is it possible to upload 0.51, once released, to ibiblio for
maven builds.
I looked at Maven integration a few months back, but put it off due to a
lack of time. Is anyone out there willing to write a Maven build file for
Acegi Security?
Ben
Documentation generation is about the only thing I can think
of. Just to put it up on iBiblio requires only the jar file
produced by the ant build, you don't need Maven for that...
OK, will we be uploading as per
http://maven.apache.org/repository-upload.html? In that case, what do we put
have you considered providing XACML and RBAC support in Acegi?
I did look at similar standards during the design phase of Acegi. Not all of
them, but certainly quite a few.
I ended up going with a solution that would fit our internal needs but be
reasonably extensible/pluggable. I'd certainly
Dear Spring Community
I'm pleased to announce the Acegi Security System for Spring release 0.51 is
now available from http://acegisecurity.sourceforge.net. The project
provides comprehensive security services for The Spring Framework.
FEATURES:
* It is ready NOW
* Easy to use and deploy
Hi Carlos
Hi Ben,
I'd like to know if you agree with the uploading of
acegisecurity jars to maven repository at ibiblio.org so they
are available in maven automatic dependency management system.
If you agree I'll make the upload request for you and you
only need to check
Thanks for the fast fix!
Hmmm, I'm a bit disappointed, because I wanted to propose you
the same fix.
I have made it, rebuilded my acegi-security.jar, placed it
into container, tried to run it and it doesn't help :(( I'm
still a Java rookie. :-/
(just a note to our GUI thread: my GUI is
Thanks to Carlos Sanchez for providing an initial Maven build file. I've
just checked it into CVS along with some required changes to library names.
Would others running from CVS please check if this works. As previously
stated, I haven't used Maven before. It seems to build the main JAR
Hi Shishir
I think ignoreRedirectUrl is good idea.
Enhancing on that, would it make sense to have a property
type attribute , which will have a key URL and the URL that
needs to be redirected to.
If the existing URL ends with any one of the above, then
redirect to the valid url as
Randy Thornton wrote:
I have provided my own AuthenticationDao implementation for my users and
groups. I have my own user and group implementation that have data other
than username, password, and capabilities. It would be nice if I could
subclass off of User instead of having to create a new
Randy Thornton wrote:
I am using hibernate to save my user objects. It needs public getters and
setters and also a default constructor. Obviously I have worked around all
this, but it would be much nicer to subclass.
Thanks
Hi Ryan
Ah, Hibernate.
To date I've had classes relying on User
Scott Evans wrote:
I wonder if you might consider putting the current release's javadocs
up on the project's home page?
I'd like to place a link directly to it in the javadocs for the
application that I am using acegi in.
Joseph Schmoley wrote:
Ok Ben, I understand now. Except for one minor point... It's exactly
the other way around from what you suggest. The problem isn't from
HTTP to HTTPS, it's from HTTPS to HTTP. So I'd have to write a
JavaScriptRetryWithHttpEntryPoint.java and wire it in. I'll go ahead
Joseph Schmoley wrote:
Where in the Acegi framework can I plug in a piece of code to be
called upon successful Authentication? I need a couple of things to
be placed onto the session after a user has been successfully
authenticated into our system.
I took a look at
Mike Youngstrom wrote:
Maybe I'm missing something but it appears that the only CAS and
AuthenticationDao integration point is in the DaoCasAuthoritiesPopulator
in getAuthorities method where it appears to only load the user in
order to get the authorities().
Maybe I should ask my question this
Hi Mark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben,
I have been a Spring user for sometime now and am starting to investigate
Acegi Security. I am having trouble replying to the developer-list
subscription so I thought that I would email you directly if you do not
mind this once. My reply to the subscription
Hi Shishir
Shishir K. Singh wrote:
Same goes for forcePrincipalAsString.
There is already an isForcePrincipalAsString() method.
-Original Message-
From: Shishir K. Singh
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 10:15 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [Acegisecurity-developer] Is
Indra Gunawan wrote:
Hi all,
I want to implement the security authentication using Hibernate? But seems
that I can't find one class that support it should I extends from
HibernateDaoSupport class of Spring framework and implements
AuthenticationDao ? or do I miss the support class ?
TIA
Indra
Patrick Burleson wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 08:24:25 +1000, Ben Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just wondering why Acegi Security fails on the second pass. Your
earlier email mentioned a null gets put into the SecureContext, but I'm
not sure how or why you're seeing this. A debug-level log
Travis wrote:
Patrick and Ben,
This patch fixed the BEA issues I had with my application as well as the
sample contacts application.
Thanks!
Travis
Travis, I'm pleased this fixed your problem.
Patrick, thanks very much for your patch and help. I've applied it to
CVS HEAD.
Thanks again
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben,
I had to force Basic authentication by modifying the BasicProcessingFilter
class so that the doFilter method sets the header field is set to Basic
if header is null. I know this is ugly, but the SOAP client (Flash
component) is not sending this value when the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben,
You were right. It was a problem with my securityEnforcementFilter bean
configuration. I see it now. Once I changed to the
basicProcessingFilterEntryPoint bean reference it worked. I also needed
your great explaination about SOAP authorization. I will be giving a
Carlos Sanchez wrote:
Hi,
My question is: can I write a rule in filter security interceptor so an URL
doesn't need to have a role (needed to override a less specific one)?
e.g. in the following bean I want that all *.do except populateDatabase.do
need ROLE_USER.
populateDatabase.do can be called
Francois Beausoleil wrote:
Hello all,
Ben, I'd like to add Spring's spring-mock.jar to lib/spring. I need
MockPageContext for testing new code in AuthorizeTag.
This would be a testing dependency only.
Hi Francois
Go for it.
Best regards
Ben
Hi Wesley
Thanks for the contribution.
Wesley Hall wrote:
Hi Ben,
I have made some changes to the attached classes...
AbstractProcessingFilter
-
authenticationServiceFailureUrl - AuthenticationServiceException
authenticationCredentialCheckFailureUrl -
Andy Depue wrote:
Has any thought been given to adding instance based security support to Acegi?
This seems to be a common requirement.
There are so many ways of approaching instant-level security, as touched
on by the other replies to this thread. The major issues are where to
get the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a couple of fundamental questions.
1. it looks like the Adapter for the specific container e.g.
net.sf.acegisecurity.adapters.catalina.CatalinaAcegiUserRealm will use
whatever provider is setup in Acegi. And the main purpose of this is:
that applications can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Ive been successfully using Acegi for a couple of months (web
application), with a setup that includes the DaoAuthenticationProvider
and my own user database.
Congratulations to all members of the project for the simplicity of the
solution.
Now im facing a new
March, Andres wrote:
I agree with your assessment Ben. Had many of those thoughts myself as
I was pondering our situation. In the end we went with VOTERS DETECT
OBJECT AS PARAMETER AND QUERY ACL OBJECT. Seems like the best choice
for us since we only want to deny or allow access not mutate or
Sunil Arora wrote:
My CAS server is on other system, where as the application which is
using Acegi is on another system. After authenticating the user from
CAS on another system Acegi is not validating the ticket issue by CAS
server, If I share same certificate its giving the following error:
March, Andres wrote:
I need to implement this anyway, so if you can wait I would be glad to
help out. But I won't need to start this effort for awhile. It might
be better for you do this until I get comfortable with the code. I am
eager to contribute but I have non-instance based security to
March, Andres wrote:
3 more things:
- I sync'd to cvs and don't see your changes. Got the JAAS ones though.
Welcome to SourceForge. AFAIK they have a timed synchronisation from the
developer CVS servers to the anonymous access ones. So give it a few
hours (I received the commit messages to
March, Andres wrote:
Ahh, I see now. This is like a permission type. I debated this idea
here but could not find a use for it. I could not see how it would add
info to what the permission meant. It seems that the recipient,
accessed object, and mask conveyed everything I need to. I was
Hi everyone
I've just checked in some improvements to Petclinic RCP, which I'd
appreciate your feedback on.
There are now two versions. PetclinicStandalone.java loads the embedded
database edition. PetclinicClientServer.java uses remoting protocols to
access
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben,
I am still having problems getting messages to the forum... Anyways, here
is my latest issue if you could please put it into the forum ,and maybe
give advise ;).
---
I am having a problem when using basic authentication and my own
Hi everyone
Today I upgraded Acegi Security CVS to Spring 1.1 RC 1 JARs and the
integration tests system has shown no incompatibilities.
It's almost time to release version 0.6:
- Unit tests and container integration tests pass
- The upgrade-05-06.txt file is complete
- Unit test coverage is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben,
*Still having trouble submitting to the forum / keeps bouncing back...*
Thanks for your reply. First, you were right about my HibernateDAO. It
was not using the same credentials as the in-memory representation. In
fact the user that I was pulling back did not have
Andy Depue wrote:
I've implemented security in my web application using Acegi security. I'm in
the process now of implementing a very simple password policy (basically, the
administrator has the ability to set a flag on the user to force them to
change their password the next time they log
March, Andres wrote:
I am still wondering about the usage of the acl stuff. I see in your
test how the GrantedAuthorityEffectiveAclsResolver can be used directly
but would it be worthwhile to provide a voter that can perform acl
authorization?
I will be writing one in about 3 weeks but I am sure
Peter Leschev wrote:
I'm looking at using acegi with Tapestry for a web application that I'm
working on - From initial evaluation, Acegi looks very impressive. I
understand that AuthenticationProcessingFilter can be used to integrate
with an HTML form for user login, which is easy, but how
Dear Spring Community
I'm pleased to announce the Acegi Security System for Spring release 0.6 is
now available from http://acegisecurity.sourceforge.net. The project
provides comprehensive security services for The Spring Framework.
FEATURES:
* It is ready NOW
* Easy to use and deploy (includes a
Karel Miarka wrote:
Hi Ben,
with the new release some of my integration test stopped to work with
NullPointerException in EhCacheBasedUserCache - the cache variable was
null. (Suprisingly it was working when deployed under Tomcat.)
I have studied the code and than tried to add this line into
Dear Acegi Security users
If you're using CAS, you might like to assist Andrew Petro (who
maintains CAS itself) with the following. If you do reply to Andrew, I'd
appreciate it if you'd cc: me so I too can see where CAS is being used
along with Acegi Security.
We should think about doing
bryan wrote:
Then my methods that are in the orderService class can
call systemUserHolder.getSystemUser.getId() and
do searches for example where the user is only allowed
to see financial data for a certain region.
I am very much new to Spring so if I'm completely off the
mark here feel free
Sean Radford wrote:
Hi,
If one is authenticating using JAAS to create an AuthByAdaptor
Authentication object (e.g. using JBossAcegiLoginModule), how do you
then get the SecureContext populated when not using a web-layer - and
thus not able to use an IntegrationFilter such as the
Hi everyone
Colin has kindly setup a forum for Acegi Security support at
http://forum.springframework.org. Would end users please use this
channel for future support.
Best regards
Ben
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Karel Miarka wrote:
Ben,
Another issue connected to logging. In my log file reappears Authentication
success record with details: null. I think that for the first time a user
logs in the details are filled by IP, but later on when the user expires
from user cache and is obtained again from DAO
March, Andres wrote:
I was trying to set the defaultAclObjectIdentityClass in the
application context but am having trouble. Maybe this is because the
property is a class. Not sure how to define that bean property in the
xml. Is there some other way you recommend setting the
administrator wrote:
Thanks Ben,
What I'm trying to do on a functional level is quite straightforward.
The application that I am writing is intended for the real estate
business.
In this business a sales agent will only be able to view/edit properties
that he/she has been assigned/brought into
Oliver Hutchison wrote:
Using hibernate it is possible to do the following ( pseudo code )
SalesPerson salesPerson = hibernate.find( SalesPerson as
salesperson where salesperson.id = 1);
Why not just use the username (which should be unique) to lookup the
SalesPerson?
SalesPerson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello !
I am new to this framework,
I have changed the default queries in
net.sf.acegisecurity.providers.dao.jdbc.jdbcDaoImpl, and now I want to
compile the project again.
I guess it should be a simple task to use ant build but It seems that
with the distribution file
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All !
I am trying to use my Database with Sample contact application. I have
added few roles and users in my database and also have subclasses
JdbcDaoImpl to authenticate from database. I have added a user with
ROLE_SUPERVISOR and a ROLE_ABC. i have also changed my
Shishir K. Singh wrote:
I was wondering if the method
public void removeUserFromCache(String username) {
cache.remove(username);
}
In EhCacheBasedUserCache can be made implement able i.e moved to
UserCache interface.
Hi Shishir
Done. Now in CVS HEAD.
Ben
Piotr Maj wrote:
Could you give me more precise date of this discuss or direct link to
it? Mailman at sourceforge is not for human beings ;-)
The new JDBC DAO implementation will ideally support password changing,
remember me functionality, lost password support, account lockout (via a
listener)
Shishir K. Singh wrote:
Ben,
Even if I use ContextLoaderServlet, won't the filters get created before
ContextLoaderListener. In that case, the init of the filters will be
called even before the Spring context is available and thus, the
WebApplicationContextUtils.getRequiredWebApplicationContext
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have \A/secure/.*\Z=ROLE_SUPERVISOR,ROLE_TELLER in
I want to get rid of this line in filterInvocationInterceptor. If ROLE_ABC
is included in this line, then things work out smoothly, but then it means
that in future If I will be adding a new role in descriptor I
Shishir K. Singh wrote:
Ben,
Is there any work going on to port the authorization taglibs to
freemarker tags ?
Thanks
Shishir
Not as far as I know. Besides, doesn't everyone use Velocity these days? ;-)
Ben
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Karel Miarka wrote:
Ben,
You are completely right, but my filter solves one important problem
regarding
Tapestry: The current SecurityEnforcementFilter doens't allow the login page
to be at the same place as the protected pages and because in Tapestry all
the pages are accessed using
Hi everyone
I've just added a sandbox directory for unsupported and in-development
code as per other Spring projects. Currently it contains an LDAP
authentication DAO, thanks to Karel Miarka and Daniel Miller.
Please feel free to use the sandbox if you want to try things out. Of
course,
Andy Depue wrote:
I'm looking at the spring rich client security package
(org.springframework.richclient.security). I would like to customize the
login form to include an additional field, but it looks the form fields are
hardcoded. I guess at the moment I have to create my own LoginForm and
Scott McCrory wrote:
No objections - release early and release often... But are you sure it's
just a 0.61 release? I'd recommend 0.7, as most non-programmers (and some
bit twiddlers too) consider anything prior to 1.0 not mature enough for
production, and I think Acegi is a lot further along
Guy Tuberson wrote:
Hi,
Please bare with me I'm new to Hibernate, Spring and Acegi.
I'm using ACEGI to provide the Security framework for my Web Application and
I'm having some issues with my Junit tests.
I'm trying to load the Spring Application Context in a JUnit test and I'm
getting the
Hi everyone
I've just committed experimental AspectJ support to CVS HEAD, which is
documented in the reference guide. The key benefit is domain object
instances can be created outside the bean container and still receive
full security interception.
Refactoring of the AOP Alliance
Amad Fida wrote:
Thanks Ben, so would suggest rich client security
packakge as starting point?
Amad
I tend to approach things based on the most risky part of the project
first. That way you discover the constraints it will impose on the
easier parts of the project, and can have more
Ray Krueger wrote:
Are we done moving all the files around? Is it safe to commit?
Hi Ray
Yes, go for it. For the record (we'll put this in a readme when the
Maven changes are absolutely finalised):
*** CONFIGURATION ***
- From the project root directory use maven multiproject:artifact to
Hi everyone
I've just committed a (potentially very useful) new feature to Acegi
Security. After secure object invocation allows you to throw an
AccessDeniedException or modify the Object returned from your secure
object invocation.
There's a new package, net.sf.acegisecurity.afterinvocation,
Tim Kettering wrote:
Like say, if I made a method call to return all items in the database
between dates A and B. I would need to run the security check on the
collection after the data load to ensure that only the allowed objects
are loaded.
It sure can. The filtering takes place when a
Shishir K. Singh wrote:
Hi Ben,
Tried posting this on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
but for some reason it's bouncing back. Therefore sending directly to you.
I have not tested it out, but my understanding after going through the
contacts sample for cas authorization is that when the authentication
fails
Patrick Burleson wrote:
Peng,
What sort of error did you receive? Can you send it along? Also, what
version of Maven to do you have installed?
Hi Peng
This will probably work for you:
cd $ACEGISECURITY_ROOT (wherever that is on your system)
maven multiproject:install (this will put the JARs
Ray Krueger wrote:
Ok was just working on getting my stuff commited. I see the .java file
in the old location src/net and in core/src/main...
What do I do? heh
Hi Ray
I think you might need to do a CVS update again, as the old /src
directory is completely gone these days. From
Tim Kettering wrote:
Hi all,
I've been working on incorporating acegi with our project, and with
the useful addition of the after invocation stuff that ben added
recently, this will help with methods that need to return a collection
of objects, each of which need to be inspected for security
Seth Ladd wrote:
Hello,
Has anyone done any work to propogate the security context across
remote hessian calls? It seems very straight forward, and wanted to
see if previous work had been done.
Thanks very much,
Seth
Hi Seth
No, it's not yet done.
I was hoping we could automate it so that at
Matthew E.Porter wrote:
Greetings. I am looking for some guidance on the ACL system and how
to integrate it into our application. Furthermore, I plan to get the
second article out for Javalobby within the next week or two. Any
help is appreciated.
In our application, we define domains (i.e.
Hi everyone
I am happy to report that Ant has now been officially removed from CVS
(along with /lib/*.jar). The Maven build is now performing well, and the
web site at http://acegisecurity.sourceforge.net has been expanded to
include Maven-specific instructions. The only outstanding issue is
Please checkout again from CVS. The reported problem has been fixed.
Ray, you were right: it was related to Maven group names.
acegisecurity is the correct group name for all artifacts.
Best regards
Ben
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Aaron Tang wrote:
Figure 4: After Invocation Implementation in section 1.8.1 should be
Figure 5 and others in turn :)
Thanks Aaron, I've fixed this and made other documentation updates.
Ben
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Vladimir Horev wrote:
Hello list!
I'm planning to write a MSc thesis on the subject of business tier
security. My idea was to take part of some open source project (acegi)
and develop some component that I could use in my thesis. Could you
recommend me something on that?
regards, Vladimir
Hi
Sergio Berna wrote:
I have added ExpirationDetails as a separate interface to keep backwards
compatibility with existing code that implementes UserDetails.
Hi Sergio
Good to see backward compatibility is a priority, particular in such a
sensitive (ie commonly-deployed and extended) area as
Sergio Berna wrote:
Andy,
I agree that filtering the method response is a fascinating area. The only
problem I have always found on filtering a method response is that it
doesn't scale properly when performance is an issue. I'm particularly
thinking on Collections here, where the full collection
Matt Raible wrote:
Using container-managed authentication usually only requires a handful
of lines in web.xml and a few more in a server-specific deployment
descriptor. This makes me wonder if there's a simpler way to
configure Acegi (consolidating filters?). Or maybe defaults can be
set in
Ben Alex wrote:
For the small minority of people who have chosen NOT to extend User
(which goes against our recommendations, but there are legitimate
scenarios such as having a domain object that already represents the
user), I don't think adding two methods to their implementation is
going
Ricardo Marin Matinata wrote:
Hi,
I (think) you are right about the use of AutoIntegrationFilter.
Oops, sorry for the oversight. I've just updated CVS, which Monkey
Machine uses for an automatic daily build and publish to SF.
Best regards
Ben
bryan ( [EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
bean id=filterChain class=net.sf.acegisecurity.FilterChain
property name=filters
value
channelProcessingFilter=/*
authenticationProcessingFilter=/*
basicProcessingFilter=/*
sessionIntegrationFilter=/*
Carlos Sanchez wrote:
Hi,
I've uploaded all acegi artifacts at
http://acegisecurity.sourceforge.net/maven/acegisecurity/ (jars, poms and
licenses) to ibiblio.
Now they're available http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/acegisecurity
Carlos, just re the licenses, I'm not sure of what's normal but I
Ray Krueger wrote:
I like the idea as well, my only question is (and I've been wondering
this for a while), why do we target the class and not the bean name?
init-param
param-nametargetClass/param-name
param-valuenet.sf.acegisecurity.FilterChain/param-value
/init-param
Instead of...
init-param
Carlos Sanchez wrote:
About the syntax, I looked at map, that would suit here, but Spring application context don't allow beans as keys, maybe a lack of
functionality?
Just use a custom PropertyEditor that works at a String level. The
PropertyEditor would identify name/value pairs, and create
Joost de Vries wrote:
Hi,
I'm using acegi to guard the security of our service layer pretty much
exactly like the BankManager sample. The annotations declare the
authorisations.
/**
* @@SecurityConfig(ROLE_SUPERVISOR)
* @@SecurityConfig(RUN_AS_SERVER)
*/
public void
Ray Krueger wrote:
This is a concurrency issue. The quick fix is to wrap those two calls
in a synchronized block. The real fix is to drop the setAuthentication
method and modify the handle method to be handle(Callback,
Authentication).
As it is a contract change I wanted to check with the team
Seth Ladd wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to build acegi with maven, and now it's time to find and
download retroweaver-1.0fcs.jar. Unfortunately, ibiblio doesn't have
it, and only version 1.1 is available from sourceforge (or so it
seems). Google also doesn't know about it.
Does anyone have a tip
Seth Ladd wrote:
Seth Ladd wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to propose we add getUserPrincipal to
ContextHolderAwareRequestWrapper. We can return the Authentication,
which itself is a Principal.
I just checked in something similar to CVS, with consistent handling of
nulls and a unit test.
Best regards
jw wrote:
wouldn't it be nice to have a BeforeInvocation - security mechanism, for
example to set some User-specific filter properties in a hibernate Query
object, so only a specific set of domainobjects is fetched by the database
AfterInvocation can only filter-out objects after all are
Hi Sanjiv
We don't use OncePerRequestFilter as it subclasses GenericFilterBean,
which unfortunately is designed for Filters that are wired by web.xml.
The property setting this class performs I suspect would conflict with
Acegi Security Filters, which are wired directly in the IoC container
Ray Krueger wrote:
I spoke with Ben off-list on IM. We'd like some more input on this
before I commit all the changes...
These are the two overall changes, copy and paste from my notes.
Added AuthenticationException to the commence method signature of the
AutenticationEntryPoint. The best example
Matt Raible wrote:
I couldn't seem to find a issue tracker for Acegi Security - I'd be
happy to enter this there.
acegi-security-sample-contacts-filter.war on OS X (10.3.8) with
Tomcat 5.5.7 and Acegi Security 0.7:
Adding log4j-1.2.8.jar to WEB-INF/lib fixes the problem.
Hi Matt
Thanks for
Robert r. Sanders wrote:
I have a basic OpenLDAP server setup which Samba 2 is authenticating
against. My understanding is that Samba 2 is fairly picky about the
LDAP scheme it uses, so I don't want to mess with this. The current
LdapPasswordAuthenticationDao assumes that the user will be
Robert r. Sanders wrote:
While I don't have a huge amount of spare time, I would be glad to
look over any list of tasks you have and see if I could fit any of
them in. I tried to look on the sourceforge site and see if there
were any bug/feature lists but couldn't find any.
Hi Robert
Given
Dmitriy Kopylenko wrote:
Ben,
how about start using JIRA for Acegi release/issue management? I could create
a project for JIRA in Spring JIRA installation. Would it be appropriate, taking
into consideration that Acegi is not the official Spring subproject?
Dmitriy.
Thanks for the offer, but
Scott Battaglia wrote:
Robert,
There's an official JIRA issue in Spring for the LDAP support. Not
sure what's going to happen with it though. I'd like to see it in
Spring though ;-)
We have a duplicate of them in the CAS CVS tree only because they
aren't in the Spring CVS tree anywhere and we
Mason, Ross wrote:
Has anyone written a ws-security filter for acegi?
Not that I'm aware of.
Ben
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Ray Krueger wrote:
Hey! Where's the HttpInvokerRequestExecutor for it!
:P
I'm making jokes (and no, I'm not gonna write it ha!)
Although I may write the Basic Auth CommonsHttpInvokerRequestExecutor
Unfortunately I just ran out of time - the unit tests took as long to
write as the actual
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