[Acegisecurity-developer] @Secured @Transactional on the same bean(s) - best practice(s) ?

Hi, I have a java (service) interface and an implementation and i want to apply transactional (using Springs @Transactional annotation) and security (using Acegi's @Secured annotation) aspects on it. I pretty sure i can manage to use then in a separate setup/deployment (meaning: either

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] @Secured @Transactional on the same bean(s) - best practice(s) ?

wow, i did include some typos my mail, excuse me, i'll correct them now: Wim Lambrecht schreef: Hi, I have a java (service) interface and an implementation and i want to apply transactional (using Springs @Transactional annotation) and security (using Acegi's @Secured annotation) aspects

Re: [Acegisecurity-developer] @Secured @Transactional on the same bean(s) - best practice(s) ?

Wim, One of the applications that I work on has 3 interception layers going right now. Security, Transactions, and Monitoring. All interception is done using DefaultAutoProxyCreator with Advisors declared as beans. The interceptors are kept in a specific order using the order attribute of the