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Protecting Service Methods with Spring Security Annotations

August 19, 2012 – 10:13 pm

Any class or method can be protected with Spring Security using either AOP interceptors or expression based annotations on the class or method.

Tags acl, annotation, aop, catch-exception, googlecode, haspermission, hasrole, permission, PermissionEvaluator, PreAuthorize, rbac, role, Security, spanners, spel, spring, spring security, spring security namespace, test, testing, unit test | Comments (11)

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