Ben Alex wrote:
> You could also write your own custom AuthenticationEntryPoint, which
is probably preferable to subclassing.
Thanks for your reply, Ben.
I don't see how implementing a custom AuthenticationEntryPoint would
solve my problem, which is not related to the login page, but rather to
the page displayed after successfull login.
Let me know, please.
Regards,
Sergio B.
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