A quick note on Spring Boot Security
14-Feb-17I just stumbled upon an article that wants to show in great detail how to customize Spring Security inside a Spring Boot application.
It first adds the spring-boot-security-starter through…
I just stumbled upon an article that wants to show in great detail how to customize Spring Security inside a Spring Boot application.
It first adds the spring-boot-security-starter through…
And if you’re feeling You’ve got everything you came for If you got everything And you don’t want no more You’ve got to just Keep on pushing Keep on pushing Push the sky away “Push The Sky Away” by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. This is gonna be a lengthy post about always learning […]
At the end of last year, Spring Security 3.2 was released and brought a lot of new features, among them a built-in “Cross Site Request Forgery” protection”. Nearly two years earlier i wrote my CSRF protection implementation with Spring Security 3.1, have a look here. I really like the built-in implementation and most of it […]
Note: You’ll find the complete working sources here: Vaadin-SpringSecurityViewProvider. Finally, the 2nd post in my Vaadin & Spring series. This time about describing, instantiating and managing views with and through Spring Security. I’m a big fan of Spring Security as it is – at least for my purposes – incredible easy to add some long […]
Wow, this has driven me nuts… Most J2EE developers will know the ugly-as-hell ;jsessionid=BLAHBLAHBLAH appended as a path parameter to all urls of an application on the first call of a page that creates a session. Tomcat as of version 6 has the possibility to add the attribute ‘disableURLRewriting=”true”‘ to the context of the application […]