Ben Alex did a wonderful presentation in Sweden
http://vimeo.com/12641333
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Acegi is now called Spring Security, and with that they have greatly
reduced the xml configuration files required get started. Other great
features:
- annotations, so you have per-method authorisation if you like
- ubiquitous security, so you define once and it's applied everywhere,
as opposed to
If you will deploy to a servlet container, have a look on the security it
has to offer. Then solve the problem at the client side.
2010/7/2 Paul Schwarz paulsschw...@gmail.com
Acegi is now called Spring Security, and with that they have greatly
reduced the xml configuration files required get
Hi everyone,
*Really short version*: I'd like suggestions on possible libraries/
projects to provide/develop the user registration/login/sessions
within a GWT site. Off-the-shelf solutions are ok, too.
Now some more details about my project:
I'm a novice GWT user currently in the preliminary
Hi M.
I'm also here checking out GWT and I believe I
may have tested something that may help you.
I think it was while I was running some of the examples
in the GWT section of What's Coming in 2.1 using the
MVP Framework.
In this section there's a link to Spring Roo
Hi M.
Yes ... I just checked to see if I could find that demo.
Here is the one to use:
vote.roo: The Voting sample script was built live on-stage during
SpringOne Europe 2009, as detailed in the project history section.
This is nice sample script because it's quite small and only has two
What is the problem with Shiro ? I am using it for security management with
my application and we did not have encountered any problem with its
integration. It was only few lines of code :
public void login(String username, String password) {
Subject currentUser = SecurityUtils.getSubject();
