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
Sergio Bossa wrote:
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.
It could be done by using the AuthenticationEntryPoint to modify the
target URL defined
