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Les Hazlewood updated SHIRO-153:
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Summary: INI config - allow [filters] section to define non-filter objects
(for DI configuration) as well as reference objects in [main] (was: INI config
- remove [filters] section and have all objects (including filters) configured
in the [main] section)
Redefining this issue after looking over the source code - we don't want our
default filters potentially conflicting in name with user-defined beans in the
[main] section, so keeping a [filters] section still makes sense.
It should be even more powerful however in that any type of object can also be
defined in the [filters] section, for the purpose of DI configuration for
filter objects (e.g. someFilter.property1 = $aPojoReference if necessary).
Also, for the same reason, a filter might need to reference a bean defined in
[main], so the following should be possible as well:
[main]
bar = com.foo.Bar
[filters]
bazFilter = com.foo.BazFilter
bazFilter.bar = $bar
But objects in [main] should typically not be able to reference those in the
[filters] section.
> INI config - allow [filters] section to define non-filter objects (for DI
> configuration) as well as reference objects in [main]
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> Key: SHIRO-153
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHIRO-153
> Project: Shiro
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Configuration
> Affects Versions: 1.0.0
> Reporter: Les Hazlewood
> Assignee: Les Hazlewood
> Fix For: 1.0.0
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> The [main] section and the [filters] section are really just a pool of
> objects, keyed by name, but the pools can't 'share' objects from one another.
> So if you configured something in [main] that needed to be referenced from a
> custom filter in [filters], that is not possible at the moment. By putting
> everything in the main 'pool', objects can reference each other as needed.
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