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 […]
This post has been featured on This Week in Spring – March 12, 2013. This is going to be one post in a series regarding integration and usage of the Spring Framework with Vaadin. First of all, thanks to @toberl for giving me a little kickstart to try Vaadin and for his hints for basic […]
I think that almost no website today can do without JavaScript. There are some incredible good JavaScript libraries like jQuery for which an enormous mass of plugins and extensions exits. The downside of this is, that for example the JavaScript code of my daily picture project Daily Fratze is bigger than the whole startpage of […]
Note: This tutorial is for Spring Security 3.1, an updated version that uses the build-in CSRF protection of Spring Security 3.2 can be found here CSRF Attacks still seems to be a problem, a pity that there is no standard solution in the Spring 3.1 framework. Although not probably, i wanted to protect my projects […]