Thanks for your answer.
I put in place that solution. I have an HTML login form that posts to /
j_spring_security_check. The authentification is realized correctly
and I secure all my GWT pages with Spring Security.
For my RPC service, for the moment I only secured URL with Spring
Security. I
Hello,
I used GWT 2.0 since a few days. So, I try to code an basic
application with a login form and a page accessible only if i am
logged.
Usually in my web application with jsf for example, I use Spring
Security 3.0 to configure and secure that kind of application.
So, I decided to try to do
The problem is that /#login and #securepage are the same page as far as
Spring is concerned. The part of the url after the # is not sent to the
server, and so Spring never really sees it.
I'd recommend creating the login page outside of GWT, as a simple html page.
Then, protect your GWT page
