Hi,
I have a similar requirement. Did anybody try this out? If so, can you
please share some sample code. ?
On Tuesday, 6 November 2012 20:30:59 UTC+5:30, Joseph Lust wrote:
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> Like Ümit said, you can pass the authorizations provided by your Spring
> Security UserDetailsService to the fronten
Like Ümit said, you can pass the authorizations provided by your Spring
Security UserDetailsService to the frontend via an RPC or similar. Then you
can decide in your presenters whether to show an element or not. If you
want, you can store all your authorizations as an Enum and then you could
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It's not going to work. How should the client have a notion of server side
authorization definitions?
You will probably have to transmit the permissions to the client and deal
with hiding/showing controls manually.
But always make sure that you also protect/check your backend service
calls.
I want to apply security framework like apache shiro to my gwt project. I
was wondering if I can apply shiro/(spring security) code to Uibinder?
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