Hi Tauren, I'm not sure Shiro would need to integrate with Jersey or other JAX-RS framework: they're annotation-based, so if you define Shiro annotations on the same methods that are JAX-RS-annotated, you'd have a Shiro-secured REST endpoint. Unless I'm missing something?
There is also the out-of-the-box HttpMethodPermissionFilter (aka the 'rest' filter) that can secure URL endpoints for REST apps even if you're not using a REST framework like Jersey. Is there anything else necessary? Les On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 9:25 PM, Tauren Mills <[email protected]> wrote: > Les, > I think it's great you are working on REST support. Is your work going to > integrate with REST frameworks such as Jersey?
